I'm new to the list. in the process of kitchen renovation. I have looked at Millspride cabinets at home depot, but afraid of the quality and how they will hold up over the years. Anyone have any experiences you would like to share? any suggestions for other ready to assemble cabinets? or even other inexpensive cabinets? thanks dennis

I'm with you, Dennis. I looked at the Mill's Pride Web site, and it looks questionable. I'm thinking about Ikea instead. I have heard some good things but also heard that you have to be careful what countertop you use--a thick granite slab might weigh too much and bow them.

I own Kitchen Concepts o0f Slidell, Kitchen Concepts of Notrh Louisiana, and Cabinet Headquarters. We are marketing all wood ready to assemble cabinets, for the price most people are selling particle board cabinets for. You will be totally impressed with our product and the price. Please take time to check out our website at cabinetheadquarters.com. Please call or e-mail us back to let us know what you think. We will value your opinion.

Yours very truly,

Jimmy R. Ware

To whom it may concerrn,
I replied to Dennis's message a few days ago regarding ready to assemble cabinets. My son Ben is working on our websites. I asked you to go to cabinetheadquarters.com. Please take the time to try cabinetheadquarters.net. It is now finished and up and running. Both websites are ours. Cabinetheadquarters.com is still under construction and will be ready soon.

Yours very truly,

Jimmy R. Ware

I was not happy with the drawers on ready to assemble cabinets. The drawer fronts are large, but the drawer box does not extend as high, wide or deep as the cabinet and drawer face. Why is there so much wasted space between the back of the drawer box and the back of the cabinet?

IKEA cabinets would be a good choice. I disagree about the granite countertops bowing the cabinets. There are plenty of satisfied IKEA customers with granite countertops. There are so many possibilities. IKEA was rates #4 above Kraftmaid cabinetry by Consumer Reports.

There is a great site that will offer any and all help you would need - from questions to installation. That site is Ikeafansdotcom.
Best of luck in your decision.

Hi,

All our cabinets are ready-to-assemble, and they all are free-standing (kitchen islands and carts), with locking casters, so you can move them when you want to. Good quality and much less expensive than built-ins. Please take a look:

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-- Kip Shaw

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Originally posted by Guest:
I was not happy with the drawers on ready to assemble cabinets. The drawer fronts are large, but the drawer box does not extend as high, wide or deep as the cabinet and drawer face. Why is there so much wasted space between the back of the drawer box and the back of the cabinet?

I do not know what brand of ready to assemble cabinets you chose, but I checked the drawers on our ready to assemble cabinets and they are basically the same size as our domestic lines. We carry five domestic lines. The type of drawer guide will determine the size of the drawer box. I checked the deminsions of the drawers on a 36 " 3 drawer base on our standard overlay cabinet and the drawer boxes measured as follows: 1.) w-32 1/4 x h-4 1/8 x d-19 3/4
2.) w-32 1/4 x h-7 5/8 x d-19 3/4
3.) w-32 1/4 x h-7 5/8 x d-19 3/4
These measurements are very close to the measurements on my domestic lines.
Our ready to assemble cabinets are constructed of solid wood faceframes with 1/2" plywood sides. They have no particle board. Really any cabinet, whether all wood or particle board sides if, built correctly and installed correctly will support any granite top placed on it. The key is proper installation of the cabinets. They must be perfectly level, or the granite top may crack. You can vew the specs of our ready to assemble cabinets on our website at cabinetheadquarters.net.
You are welcome to check our website and call if you have questions.

Jimmy Ware

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Originally posted by Judy:
I'm with you, Dennis. I looked at the Mill's Pride Web site, and it looks questionable. I'm thinking about Ikea instead. I have heard some good things but also heard that you have to be careful what countertop you use--a thick granite slab might weigh too much and bow them.

I also sell all wood, ready to assemble cabinetry. I sell out of Atlanta, GA and I sell my all wood products for less money than you can get particle board crap from other. I have 26 different door styles and I can ship anyway. Take a look at my website: http://www.kcghi.com

Looking for one more Mills Pride, "Hartford" 12" base cabinet for a kitchen in Natural Maple. Anyone out there got one to sell?
Contact John Naylor @ jnaylor284@aol.com Tks

Dennis try with this site site.. they have done a good job at my colleagues place.. fitted the kitchen cabinets kitchen cabinets and units in just 1 day. they gave life time guarantee on their work. they have done it very professionally, not sure how much they charged.

I work for The Home Depot as a kitchen designer and we are slowly getting rid of Mills Pride, its a pain to build and the quality is kind of builder grade. For a little more you can upgrade to American Woodmark Cabinets which is much higher quality, and already built. Plus they have an AMAZING promo going on right now through January. Worhth it!

-Morgan
Morganmelim.blogspot.com

Ikea is a particleboard cabinet and I hear that you get everything sent to you in an individual box, non of the doors or hinges are attached, there are so many parts you have to be a rocket scientist to put them together. Thats just what I heard.

I have several lines of RTA cabinets that are all wood and are easy to assemble with full extension soft close dovetail drawers. I cary full overlay, standard overlay and Inset door styles. Visit our website shopping cart. ****. Our prices are very good. ****@hotmail.com

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