If you buy cabinets for other people's kitchens, two things decide whether a supplier is worth ordering from: what the price is, and when you can get the boxes on the truck. Rest Cabinetry is a wholesale cabinet supplier at 6115 Jimmy Carter Blvd, Suite E in Norcross, Gwinnett County. This page answers both questions plainly for remodelers, builders, kitchen designers and property managers.
Pricing on this site is login-gated. Logged out, every product shows Login to Buy and no number. Log in and the price appears on the product page, tied to the exact size you selected, and you can place the order.
That is a deliberate wholesale setup, and it has one practical consequence worth planning around: you cannot price a job from a search result or a link somebody forwarded you. Sort your access out ahead of bid day rather than during it. Everything else on the site is open - you can browse categories, door styles, specifications and sizes while logged out - so the sensible order of operations is to build the cabinet list first and put numbers against it after you log in.
Logged out you see Login to Buy. Logged in you see the price for that exact size. If you cannot get into your account, email [email protected].
73 product lines across 9 categories, with roughly 20,889 orderable variations underneath them - a full size ladder for each door style, carried across base, wall, tall and accessory pieces. Alongside kitchen cabinets you can order countertops, range hoods and cabinet accessories on the same account, which matters when the alternative is splitting one kitchen across three vendors and three separate arrival dates.
Start at the cabinet catalog or work through all nine product categories. Range hoods have their own section. Anything the catalog does not list is a question rather than an assumption - the custom product request page is where to ask what is possible. The project galleries are the fastest way to show a client a finished door style instead of a thumbnail.
Cabinets ship RTA - ready to assemble - as flat components. For a crew with its own labor that is the point, not a compromise: flat cartons move far more kitchen per load and per pallet than built boxes, they stack in a garage or a shop corner instead of eating a room, and they go up a tight stairwell in a townhouse without a fight. On a multi-unit job that difference compounds every trip.
Assembly is not automatically your problem, though. If Rest Cabinetry is doing the installation, our own team assembles the cabinets as part of that work. So the decision is really about where your bottleneck is this month. If it is the truck, RTA wins outright. If it is the clock and you would rather hand the whole cabinet scope to one supplier, ask us to quote the install with the cabinets and the assembly comes with it.
There is a second difference that is easy to miss, and it is a returns difference rather than a product difference. The published terms name unopened cabinets as returnable, subject to a restocking fee - and accessories, toe kicks, fillers and moldings are non-refundable outright. Once a carton is opened or a box is built, that option is gone. If the possibility of sending something back matters on a particular order, settle it before you place it, not after. The terms are on the delivery and returns page.
There are two ways to get the boxes, and they are best read as a scheduling tool rather than a menu. Anything you can see coming ten business days out belongs on a delivery. Anything you cannot - trim, fillers, the one 15 inch base nobody measured - is worth an email to ask what can be collected in Norcross instead.
Pickups are at 6115 Jimmy Carter Blvd, Suite E, Norcross. Email [email protected] first to confirm the item you need is available and to arrange timing, so both are settled before you are in the van.
This is the route for work already on the schedule. Confirm the job address is covered on the service areas page, and order about two weeks before install day. Count business days only, Monday through Friday, holidays excluded - a Friday order is not landing nine calendar days later.
Review the shipping details before you promise a date to a homeowner.
Multi-unit work goes wrong in the details, not the totals. If you are buying for a build, a phased renovation or a portfolio of rentals, do these in order.
The terms that matter most on a trade order are short enough to put in a table.
| Situation | Published term |
|---|---|
| Unopened RTA cabinets | May be returned |
| Accessories, toe kicks, fillers, moldings | Non-refundable |
| An item that does not arrive in a reasonable timeframe | Refund for that item, or an alternative size |
Then read the limit of what those three lines say. They turn on the word unopened, and they do not tell you how damage discovered after a box is opened, or a wrong size already part-assembled, is handled - so treat that as a conversation to have before you order, not an outcome to assume. The working procedure on site stays the same: check the labels against your order before anything leaves the counter or the truck, photograph a crushed corner or a split carton before you open it, and email [email protected] that day instead of at the end of the week. The conditions that apply to your order are on the return policy, delivery and returns and warranty pages.
The alternative-size option on a missing item is more useful than it sounds mid-install, when a box that fits the opening beats money back. And read the non-refundable list once more, because it is precisely the list trade buyers over-order: accessories, toe kicks, fillers, moldings.
Prices only appear once you are logged in, so sort your access out ahead of bid day rather than during it. Email [email protected] or use the contact page to ask about getting set up for wholesale ordering. Pickups happen at 6115 Jimmy Carter Blvd, Suite E, Norcross, GA 30071 - bring the order details, and send an email first if you are coming for a same-day pickup. More answers are on the FAQ page.
Yes. Pricing on restcabinetry.com is login-gated. Logged out, every product shows Login to Buy instead of a number. Once you log in, the price appears on the product page for the exact size you have selected and you can order. Browsing stays open to everyone, so you can build a cabinet list, check sizes and compare door styles before you ever log in.
Yes. Orders can be picked up the same day at 6115 Jimmy Carter Blvd, Suite E, Norcross, GA 30071. That is usually the quickest route when a jobsite is short a piece, as long as the item is available. Email [email protected] with your order and the specific item to confirm it and arrange timing before you drive out.
Delivery runs 7 to 10 business days. Count business days only, Monday through Friday and holidays excluded, so a Friday order does not land nine calendar days later. For scheduled work, order roughly two weeks ahead of install day. Anything you cannot see coming that far out is worth an email to ask about a same-day Norcross pickup instead.
Both. RTA means ready to assemble: the cabinet ships as flat components you build on site or in the shop, which moves more kitchen per load. Assembled cabinets arrive built and save labor hours. One difference matters at order time. The published return terms name unopened RTA cabinets as returnable and do not say how assembled units are handled, so ask before you order if returnability matters.
Unopened RTA cabinets may be returned. Accessories, toe kicks, fillers and moldings are non-refundable, which is worth remembering because those are exactly the items trade buyers over-order. The published terms turn on the word unopened, so check labels against your order before anything gets opened on site. The conditions that apply to your order are on the return policy, delivery and returns, and warranty pages.
If an item does not arrive in a reasonable timeframe, a refund for that item or an alternative size is offered. The alternative size is often the better choice mid-install, when a box that fits the opening is worth more to you than money back. Email [email protected] with the order and the specific item rather than waiting for the rest of the shipment to sort itself out.
Yes. The same account covers kitchen cabinets, countertops, range hoods and cabinet accessories, across 9 product categories, 73 product lines and roughly 20,889 orderable variations. For trade buyers the real advantage is scheduling: one supplier and one Norcross pickup point, instead of three vendors with three separate arrival dates on the same kitchen.
6115 Jimmy Carter Blvd, Suite E, Norcross, GA 30071, in Gwinnett County, metro Atlanta. That is where same-day pickups happen. Deliveries run 7 to 10 business days, so check the service areas page to confirm your job address is covered before you commit to an install date with a client.
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