We just installed Ultracraft cabinets in a medium tone cherry-haven't used it yet as the rest of the kitchen is getting done. Pros: Love the finish. It is matte and not shiny. and as far as I can tell, the wood quality is great. It came packaged beautifully. No blemishes at all in our small order (15+ cabinets +trim). Turn around time was also great (5-6 weeks). You can also customize heights and widths at no extra charge. So we were able to utilize every little bit of our small space. Cons: They are $$ especially compared to Innermost or Holiday line of frameless cabinets. The plywood bottoms on their drawer stacks are 1/4" only irrespective of the width. They are fully captured bottoms though ( their terminology not mine, ha ha!). I am a little skeptical about loading up my pots and pans in them but have been assured by KD that if there should ever be a problem, Ultracraft will stand behind their product. Let me know if you would like any other specific info. I am not familiar with the other lines that you mention. I would suggest you do a comparison on each feature. I actually made an excel sheet and compared every manufacturer that I was interested in.

We had Kemper cabinets in our last build and they were fine. This build includes Debut Cabinets. How do they compare? I can not find Kemper specs online. Thanks!

Don't know a thing about Hanssem, but I do know that Kemper used to be one of the best companies around and has declined in quality over the last few years. Be cautious of moving forward with Kemper, and be sure to read the latest reviews about them that you'll find on Google and elsewhere. That's not to say you shouldn't order from them as Hanssem could be better or worse, but try to do more research on both if you have time.

Standard Kemper, sure. It’s mid grade. Not the lower spec Echo. Unless you’re doing an entry level home. Wellborn nothing, ever.