Thanks sweet313... They looks nice in the pics..What type of cabinets did you go with?

I think the prices I saw for these were 19 cabinets for around $4000.00 better than my $20-$40K quotes. Just don't want to be penny wise and pound foolish.

I ended up going with thomasville blythe cabinets from HD. I would say that I'm about 80% happy with them. They scratch VERY easily-it's ridiculous! Hopefully someone will chim in that actually has the jmark cabinets. At the auction, they sold a set for 3500, so what you're seeing is comparable. I wonder if they could send you a sample door or drawer?

Has anyone had any more experience with the J Mark Cabinets?

I am thinking of using this style:

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atct86-I was considering them and actually saw them in person. They looked nice and I was surprized because of the cost. I had new Kemper cabinets in my previous home- costed about double these J Mark and I they seemed to be better made. I saw the cream finished cabinet, Still haven't made any decisions. Not sure of your location but they is someone on craiglist in the NJ/PA selling j mark

Hello, Yes I have heard and seen JMark Cabinets. I am from Ohio and Windy Hill Hardwoods sells them. They are great. My in-laws purchased new cabinets and granite countertops from them for their kitchen for under $10K for both!! They went with the maple cabinets and they are great quality. Windy Hill has a showroom with all the styles. I am actually redoing my kitchen and going there next weekend to get a quote on their cream cabinets. In my opinion they look just as good as any at home depot. Good luck

There are a number of companies selling these cabinets on the web. Check prices on them all and ask for quote from all of them. Also check out the auction companies that sell them, maybe they are coming to your area. The quality is wonderful and my bathroom turned out great. I found the best deal at Peak Auction Store because of their free shipping. I'm sure that everyone has something to offer, so do your homework.
Hope that helps.

My SIL has them in her bathrooms and I looked at them for my house but didn't purchase them. Around my area, they are essentially an RTA cabinet that the local company assembles. Not the best quality, but okay for the low cost. FYI - you can find similar cost and quality cabinets at local bargin stores. Generally cabinets with the plastic clips in the corners are of lower quality than ones made with a full support bar that spans the entire side (less money and time). Also, you have to be careful with the 'all wood construction' theory. Plywood is nice, but there are many, many, many grades of furniture plywood and the cheaper lines use a 3 ply plywood that many people consider less stable and strong than the typical 1/2" furniture board sides found on other cabinets.

I have these cabinets in my kitchen. Very inexpensive and look beautiful. My only complaint is...they are very soft and scratch easily. So, if you have small children, or are very busy in the kitchen, I would not consider these. I do not have small children and I work, so I am not busy in the kitchen anymore, but I have many scratches on my cabinets and they have only been installed a year. My nails scratch the cabinet doors when I open them. The wood is very soft. Other than that, they are very nice. I saved thousands by going with these. I just am very careful. Hope this helps...

These cabinets are garbage. I work for a local Kitchen and Bath store, for about 4 years now. We have been selling these for about 3 years. We receive them from a distributor in Ohio flat-packed and I personally assemble them in my warehouse. I can count on one hand how many orders we have received that went together without a problem. The hardware (i.e. the clips and brackets and screws that are used to hole the cabinets together) are very cheap and break apart very easily. The mill work also leaves much to be desired. Before going with these cabinets I would take a look at Koch cabinetry out of Kansas, they also offer a mid-grade line of cabinets "Koch Express". Or if that is still out of your price range, take a look at JSI cabinets. Chinese, unfortunately, but similar pricing to J Mark and go together MUCH easier. You could also save a pretty penny by having them shipped flat to your home and having your contractor or yourself assemble them on site.

Hi Ya All
I purchased these cabinets from surpluskitchencabinets.com the cabinets are great so was the price. Buy the way Loyalist88 I totally disagree with you I looked in to JSI and they where 2 times more than what I paid for Jmark and the quality is the same. About the soft wood it all depends on the wood specie my sales associate explained this to me and they added handles to my order for only 2.00 a handle that's a bargain. Good luck and god bless!

I bought the York Cherry set at a Peak auction last fall, for a planned renovation of my house, which I am putting on the market. After many delays in construction (ugh) the cabinets are finally going in this week, and will be paired with a new Brazilian Cherry floor. I got a fabulous deal at the auction and the cabinets are beautiful. They alone will sell the house.

I wouldn't touch J-Mark Kitchen Cabinets and their online products with a ten foot pole! While renovating my bathrooms I searched for affordable cabinets on the internet. It didn't matter to me: built on site or delivered. Then I found J-Mark and it seemed like a great deal! Well, nothing could be farther from the truth! Still, three orders later, my order still isn't correct! I have contacted them for weeks and they cannot get their order correct in their warehouse! Don't waste your time!

What do actually expect out of cheepchinesecrapola? It is what it is. Bottom of the barrel.