I am not 100% sure but I think Omega Dynasty is higher end than Shiloh. Even with a sale price, I would imagine that O.D. will be a higher price.

Thank you!!! :-)

I will check Omega Dynesty then. is it a good idea to choose mitered doors with Omega Dynasty brand or they will get gaps by time?

I wouldn't get a mitred door with paint but if stained, then it's fine.

Many people at Houzz complained about Omega dynasty paint issues. I hope they are not running sale b/c of this issue

I don't sell OD or Shiloh specifically, but generally in my experience, choosing mitered doors depends on a few factors. The two biggest factors to consider are your finish type (painted vs stained) and the humidity of your home.

Painted will be less forgiving as the wood expands and contracts, and over time will most likely show the hairline cracks at the joints.

The main factor is the environment of your home. Depending on how humid/dry and how drastic the variations are, the expansion and contraction may not be as big of a factor, and it may be a huge factor. If you live in a fairly consistent environment you may be okay, but if you have harsher seasons of dry vs humid the issue may be more prevalent.

Neither of these are necessarily a deterrent, just something to be aware of. Seeing those cracks bothers some people, and doesn't matter much to others. Some think that the overall aesthetic of a mitered door outweighs the eventual gap, while others feel the opposite; so as with many other things in kitchen design, it will be a personal choice for you.

Most of the nice looking doors with details are mitered. Im very picky and I believe I should avoid mitered door style

Omega by far

I just hope Omega Dynesty are not running a sale due the paint issues they encountered lately. Im waiting for more comments before taking the final decision.

I'm curious, what is the price difference between Omega and Shiloh?

I am one of the Omega Dynasty customers who complained. I don’t know the other brand, but no matter, I would not recommend Omega.

This is the first discussion of several over the years. I had many chats with the OP, Caroline, and her issue was worse than mine, but the biggest problem was dealing with the Omega rep. Parent company is MasterBrand.

https://www.houzz.com/discussions/my-kitchen-is-deteriorating-dsvw-vd~217193

following..

The dealer told me he can offer the same price for Omega D as Shiloh.

May be Omega D is running this sale after the paint issues?

Anglophilia,

Thank you for your comment. its great to know that Shiloh is holding up well. Do you have white inset cabinet? I would like to order white inset but I have big concerns about the lines, the paint and that the drawers will rub. ( Im very picky too).

The kitchen place,

Once I will know the price difference btw shiloh and Omega Dynasty I will let you know( by end of this week).

JudyGdesigns,

sorry to hear about your cabinets. did they change the cabinets for you?

Hi, I have white Shiloh inset cabinets. None of my drawers "rub" and (just went into kitchen to double check) don't see any "lines." Very happy with my choice.

Thank you so much mdln. Very helpful!

May I ask you what shiloh door style do you have? I really love ( painted white). Essex Door or Glenbrook Door but unfortunately both are mitered and may show gaps.

Lana, it was a hard, hard road. Yes, I got new fronts on cabinets, drawers, hardware. But, this took many, many months. Eventually, a Dynasty/Masterbrand rep flew to the our location (thousands of miles) to review our situation. Once he agreed with me that the cabinet finish had failed, the next step took awhile, but I was fine with that timeline.

This is an opportunity to comment on regional reps. I will bet if the parent company knew how they respond to their customers, it would be a shock!

Lana, my cost for cabinets…kitchen, wet bar, bathrooms, was around $80,000.00 .

Mdln, beautiful door. It looks like Ward door style. Thank you for the pictures

JudyGdesigns, This is A BIG money!! Im sorry that you had to go through all this instead of enjoying your new kitchen and bath.

Lana, I can't speak to the finish issues with Omega, however I have heard from reps from multiple manufacturers the same sentiment: if one finish, door style, etc. is selling a lot, the manufacturer will often discount a different finish, door, etc. to allow themselves to get caught up on the original hot seller. The idea is that more orders will come in for the discounted item than the current hot seller, thus allowing the manufacturer to get on track with an overwhelmed department. Does that make any sense?

Again, I can't be certain that this is what is going on in this specific situation, but I have heard that this is a common marketing strategy to regulate lead times and staffing.

So following this logic, Omega could be discounting their white painted inset cabinets because their overlay stained cabinetry is selling so much they have the potential to get behind.

Check this out. 2019 post

https://www.houzz.com/discussions/omega-cabinets-reneging-on-replacing-doors-dsvw-vd~5582542