CFM proudly offers one of the largest selections in the west coast. This is designed to give you the knowledge necessary to create your cabinet space for any room type and any personality. Our experienced cabinetry design team is always available to guide you on this journey.
Cabinet Panel Types
Raised Panel
Raised panels are defined by a lifted portion of the
panel face and sometimes have inner grooves
Flat Panel
Flat or slab panels are usually considered to be contemporary
or modern and feature a streamlined appearance
Beaded Panel
Often considered the most intricate type, beaded panels
typically feature inner vertical lines
Reverse Raised Panel
Also known as a recessed panel, this cabinet type features
an inset face that adds beauty to any room
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Cabinet Material Types
*Not all options are available for every cabinet. View our catalog to check out all of your customization options
Cherry
Hickory
Oak
Alder/Knotty Alder
Maple
Walnut
Sapele
MDF/HDF
The main difference in cabinet wood is the grain style which can effect the appearence of your cabinets. All of our cabinets have long-lasting strength that will last a lifetime. With 24+ materials it can be hard to know what's best. Our most common choices are above but we also offer options such as Thermofoil, Laminate, PET, Duraform, & more.
What's the difference between stain and paint?
Stain
Wood stains are often used to keep the natural character and feel of the wood grain while still offering a wide selection of various colors. If you're wanting to retain the texture and authenticity of wood, stains can be an excellent choice.
Paint
If color is the most important decision for you then choosing a painted cabinet may be the best choice for you. Painted cabinets offer an unmatched selection of colors to choose from that can easily fit into any existing or new spaces.
Cherry Sienna Stain
Cherry Brandy Stain
Cherry Toffee Stain
Olympic Paint
Stucco Paint
Dogwood Paint
Cherry French Roast Stain
Cherry Thundercloud Stain
Cherry Sunbleached Stain
Makena Paint
Cityscape Paint
Pavestone Paint
What is a glaze & highlight?
Glaze
Glazing is a method used to make each cabinet look unique and have more depth. Most often a glaze & highlight are done together to add depth and to define the details on doors, moldings and accessories. Changes the overall patina of the finish color.
Highlight
Highlighting is an additional color that is applied only in certain areas, typically by hand, to accentuate the details. Highlighting can be applied to most cabinets independently without any glazing. Highlighting can add the extra pop that your kitchen needs to stand out.
Example of a glaze & highlight finish
Example of a highlight finish
Example of a classic paint only finish
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