We used J&K in our last house in our master bath remodel and we loved them. They were very nice quality for the price, and the installation was easy. We had a raised panel door with a mahogany stain, and they were beautiful.

They are okay for the price. The quality of the dealer and installers will be important here too. It also depends on how hard you are on your cabinets. There are minor imperfections that can only be seen from up close, and being a perfectionist, almost made me cry a few times. I'm over it now. Took a few months. Be ready to replace the hinges with blum ones. Makes a world of difference. They come with soft close on drawers and doors, which work well, but the hinges are substandard, so replace them right off the bat. Easy to do and only one replacement per door is needed. Are you installing cabinets to the ceiling? Using frameless? I have double stack frameless to my 8 foot ceiling and not really in love with the trim piece at top of cabinet. But with 9 foot ceilings, you can get nicer trim moulding. Again, you get what you pay for. Buyer beware and all that. :)) But that can be said no matter what the cost. Everyone has a budget, so we can only get the best we can afford.

Chinese, so hit or miss on quality. Ok-ish for flips or rentals but probably not anything you want to live with long-term.

BUY AT YOUR OWN RISK I decided to go with J&K because we love the quality and price one of our friends got for these cabinets 3 years ago. Unfortunately, fast forward 3 years and apparently their quality has gone down hill. We should have taken more recent reviews we read into consideration. See sampling of my pictures which speaks for itself. When we opened our shipment, we immediately notices cracked wood and visible staples on the cabinets. Becoming super paranoid on the quality, we inspected every cabinet carefully and did not find one acceptable one to keep.