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Wait for the father/son team. You always get better product, service and price from a team like that with low overhead. I bought my cabinets from a local shop, no fancy showroom. The 'showroom' is a room off the workshop where they make the cabinets. The guy who sold me the cabinets makes them. His partner who also makes them installed them (by himself). Many of these local cabinet makers actually make their own carcasses (the boxes), of course use BLUM hardware, and many order their doors and drawer fronts from companies who specialize in just doing that. They come unfinished and the cabinet maker then finishes them to your specification. Here in the Toronto area most of the doors come from Cutrite Woodworking in Waterloo ON, and most of the cabinet makers use Benjamin Moore paints. Anyone can order doors/drawers from Cutrite, and they're totally custom down to the 1/8th of an inch. So the big differentiators are construction style of the boxes, quality of finish and of course price. My cabinet maker swears by the full gabel ends that go to the floor and are shimmed with cedar shims. Many cabinet makers use adjustable plastic feet under the cabinets which put all the weight on the bottom panel of the box, which may or may not be good. They're made to speed up installation - speed is not your friend. You want the installers to take their time and get it perfect. A busy cabinet maker is a good cabinet maker. Oh, and get plywood cabinets. Don't let anyone tell you melamine looks the same - it doesn't. Furniture grade plywood looks awesome, feels great, is way lighter than particle board, is more resistant to moisture, is way stronger... For my 10 x 14 kitchen with 9 foot ceilings and cabinets all the way up the incremental cost was $800 or so for the material. 'Semi Custom' lines like KitchenCraft or whatever the big box stores will try to take 25% from you for a plywood upcharge - total BS. Anyhow - good luck, and wait for the father and son team.

I have a really nice set I found in an antique shop while on vacation one year. (I always looked for such places for souvenirs instead of Made in China junk) It had four cups, four saucers, a tea pot, a sugar bowl with a spoon that fits into the lid, a creamer, and a tray to serve it on. I still love it to this day and have it displayed in my china cabinet. Probably cost me less than $20 way back when.....

This isn't showing the actual style of the cabinets we are getting, it's just a generic drawing showing where they are going so the HVAC guy and plumber and electrician know where to put things. The cabinets are being built locally and we are nowhere close to the point in construction where they would be installed so there are no cartons to look at. We will have to call the cabinet guy soon anyway to start talking about what style we want and changing a lot of the base cabinets to drawers instead of plain doors. maybe he can explain why some numbers are skipped. I think you have all solved the mystery mostly for me which is great. Thanks!!