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Benefits of a "Miller Cabinetmakers" Cabinet

  • Cabinets are constructed with dowels and concealed hardened screws.
  • Cabinet interior sides, tops, bottoms, and shelves are 3/4" thick birch veneer hardwood plywood which has a UV cured finish.
  • There is NO PARTICLE BOARD in any part of our cabinet.
  • Cabinet exterior sides, doors, and drawer fronts are solid wood and/or wood veneer.
  • Shelves are 3/4" thick, full depth, and adjustable.
  • Drawers are dovetailed construction. Sides are 5/8" thick solid wood and bottoms are 1/4" thick birch hardwood plywood with a UV cured finish. Drawer slide hardware is full extension, under-mounted, with a soft close action.
  • 120 degree hinges are fully concealed, quick release, 3-way adjustable, and soft close.
  • Wall cabinets are mounted to the wall with a steel suspension system.
  • Base cabinets use adjustable levelers which eliminates the need for shims under the cabinets.
  • Removable wood toe board is standard. This gives full access under the base cabinets.
  • Cabinet exteriors receive a catalyzed lacquer finish which is resistant to water and most household chemicals.
  • Crown moulding and light trim are standard on all wall cabinets. 

 

 

Features of a "Miller Cabinetmakers" Cabinet:

 

 

Wood Selections 

AlderAlder

The "Versatility" of Alder

Alder is a beautiful Pacific Northwest hardwood that not many customers know about. Alder's appearance is close to natural cherry and it stains well. Alder is very beautiful without stain. It will, unlike cherry, stay the same color in appearance without turning darker over time.

 

CherryCherry

The "Elegance" of Cherry 

Cherry is a fine and especially stable close-grained wood and veneer, comparatively free from warping. It achieves an exceptionally rich appearance with transparent finishes, and is gorgeous under colored stains/finishes, adding to its prestige as one of the most desirable woods.

MapleMaple The "Sophistication" of Maple

Maple is a strong, hard, and heavy wood, which makes it extremely resistant to shock and abrasion. Its modest cost and pleasing mild grain pattern make it a very popular consideration, especially on items subject to hard usage. Commonly used for bowling alleys and butcher blocks. 

Red OakRed Oak

  The "Strength" of Oak

 

Oak's strength, moderate cost, and wear ability make it a perfect choice for a long lasting kitchen. Especially resistant to moisture - it is used in barrels, mainly because liquids cannot penetrate the wood. Oak has a very appealing grain.

PinePine

The "Warmth" of Pine

Pine is widely abundant, has a warm appearance, and is very receptive to preservative treatment. The beauty of pine is in the knots, which are defects in most other woods. It is typically one of the most economical choices.

 

 

Door and Drawer Options

 

Raised Panel Doors

MRP10MRP10

MRP10

MRP20MRP20

MRP20

MRP30MRP30

MRP30

MRP39MRP39

MRP39

Recessed Panel Doors

MRP10-REVGMRP10-REVG

MRP10-REVG

MRP20-REVGMRP20-REVG

MRP20-REVG

MRP30-REVGMRP30-REVG

MRP30-REVG

MRP39-REVGMRP39-REVG

MRP39-REVG

Drawer Fronts

SLABSLAB

SLAB

NUMBER 10 / G Cove / D PanelNUMBER 10 / G Cove / D Panel

NUMBER 10 / G-Cove / D-Panel

5 PIECE5 PIECE

5 PIECE

 

Standard Door Profiles

 

Outside Edge Profile

 

PR2PR2

PR2

 

Inside Edge Profiles

SquareSquare

SQUARE

Shape 2Shape 2

SHAPE 2

EliteElite

ELITE

 

Panel Profiles

SLANTSLANT

SLANT

G COVEG COVE

G COVE

D PANELD PANEL

D PANEL

REVGREVG

REVG