This page does not put a number on your kitchen, and it is worth saying why up front: pricing here opens once you register and log in. That is deliberate. It is what lets a trade-oriented price exist on a public website without publishing it to every competitor in the market, and it is the reason logged-out product pages read "Login to Buy" rather than showing a figure.
What this page does instead is more useful than a range you would have to caveat anyway: it sets out exactly what moves the number, so that when you do see prices you know which decisions are driving them.
| 1. How many boxes | The single largest factor, and the one people underestimate. Cabinets are priced per unit, so a kitchen's cost is mostly a count. A layout with four tall units instead of two costs what those two extra units cost - no more mysterious than that, and easy to model once you have a plan. |
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| 2. Which collection | Door and frame treatment differ across the nine collections, and so does what they cost to make. Inset - where the door sits flush inside the frame - is the most exacting build in the range. Frameless and flat-panel construction sit differently again. This is the choice with the widest spread. |
| 3. Base cabinets or drawers | A drawer base is more cabinet than a door base: a mechanism per drawer instead of a hinge per door. It is also the upgrade with the largest day-to-day payoff, because a shelved base cabinet wastes its back half. Worth knowing this is a real cost line rather than a free preference. |
| 4. The finish pieces | Fillers, toe kicks, moldings and panels are individually small and collectively not. They are also non-refundable, so over-ordering them is money that does not come back. Count them per run. |
| 5. Accessories | Corner mechanisms, pull-outs and organisers. Some are worth it - anything that makes a blind corner reachable is solving a real problem. Sorting accessories only pay if you already sort those things. |
Cabinets are one line in a kitchen. Budgeting only that line is the most common way a project runs over.
Assembly labour. Cabinets ship RTA - flat components built on site. If you or your crew build them, that is hours rather than dollars. If Rest Cabinetry is doing your installation, our own team assembles them as part of that work, so it moves from your column to the quote.
Getting them there. Same-day collection in Norcross costs a trip; delivery across metro Atlanta runs 7 to 10 business days and is costed by the weight of the order rather than folded into every price. Which is cheaper depends on your vehicle and your schedule, not on a rule.
Everything downstream. Countertops are templated off installed cabinets, so they follow rather than lead - see countertops. Plumbing and electrical changes are separate trades. A hood has its own clearance requirements that can force a cabinet change if it is specified late.
The cheapest decision in a kitchen is measuring properly. It costs an hour and it is where almost every expensive mistake originates - most often an appliance cut-out taken from the old appliance instead of the specification sheet of the new one. A cabinet ordered to a wrong number is not a discount problem, it is a re-order.
The catalog runs 73 products across 9 collections and roughly 20,889 individual size variations. That variation count is the part that matters to cost as well as to fit: when a run can be covered by real cabinet widths plus one filler, you are buying cabinet rather than buying filler - and you are not paying for a custom solution to a problem the standard grid already solves.
To see the actual figures for the line you are considering, register and log in. If you have a question about getting set up, email [email protected].
| Warehouse | 6115 Jimmy Carter Blvd, Suite E, Norcross, GA 30071 |
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| Hours | Monday to Saturday, 9:00 to 17:00. Closed Sunday. |
| Pickup | Same day |
| Delivery | 7 to 10 business days across metro Atlanta |
| Pricing | Opens when you register and log in |
Measure before you order - how to measure a kitchen. Compare door styles on categories, work through sizes in shop cabinets, and see service areas for coverage. Ordering across several units is covered on contractors.
Pricing on this site opens once you register and log in - logged-out product pages read “Login to Buy” rather than showing a figure. That is deliberate: it lets a trade-oriented price exist publicly without publishing it to competitors. What drives the number is box count first, then collection, then whether bases are drawers or doors.
Because the pricing is trade-oriented. Publishing it openly would put it in front of every competitor in the market. Registering is free and prices then show across the whole catalog.
Door and frame construction. Inset - where the door sits flush inside the frame rather than over it - is the most exacting build in the range. Frameless and flat-panel construction sit differently again. Collection choice has the widest spread of any single decision.
Yes - a drawer base is more cabinet, with a mechanism per drawer instead of a hinge per door. It is also the upgrade with the biggest day-to-day payoff, because a shelved base cabinet wastes its back half where you cannot see it.
Assembly labour if you are building the boxes yourself, getting the order to site, and everything downstream - countertops, plumbing and electrical changes. Budgeting only the cabinet line is the most common way a kitchen project runs over.
Accessories, toe kicks, fillers and moldings. They are individually small and collectively not, so count them per run rather than estimating. Unopened cabinets can be returned in original condition subject to a 25% restocking fee.
Measure properly, then design toward the standard size grid. A run covered by real cabinet widths plus one filler is cabinet you use rather than filler you paid for - and it costs nothing to do, unlike every other saving.
Delivery across metro Atlanta is costed by the weight of the order rather than folded into every price. Same-day collection in Norcross is the alternative. Which works out better depends on your vehicle and your schedule.
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