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Kitchen pros - what cabinet lines are 3-4 weeks out?

3 years ago

Trying to purchase cabinets for a new build and clearly I've delayed too long. All the lines I've looked at are 8+ weeks out. Any advice? Thanks!

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Joseph Corlett, LLC
3 years ago
Ikea
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Kane Home Cabinetry and Design
3 years ago
Some of the imported cabinetry (from Asia) is approx 2 - 3 weeks.

Depending on where you live, there should be choices near you.

They have a limited offering and don't do extensive customizations. Most will have a plywood construction and full overlay door styles.
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3 years ago
last modified: 3 years ago
Who wants disposable products, just for expediency? Even if you had the cabinets arrive today, getting things buttoned up for Christmas would be a big if. Take the pressure off of yourself. Don’t even try. Stick with good quality, over cardboard.
User
3 years ago
As someone who recently purchased a smaller ikea kitchen I would note that in most areas you cannot get even Ikea cabs in 3-4 weeks at this time, you’re looking at 4-6 minimum. They still have low stock from the number of people renovating and supply chain issues.
Amber C
3 years ago
I understand your situation. My cabinets were ordered 2 weeks ago and they might arrive by the second week of December, meaning my reno might not be complete until January. I've settled on wanting it done well rather than rushing to complete before Christmas break. Sorry this didn't answer your question, but you're not alone.
Janelle
Original Author
3 years ago
Ugh. Thanks! Not worried about not having them in by Christmas just worried about holding up the other elements. Thanks for the advice!
ILoveRed
3 years ago
I would check local cabinetmakers. I know in our area we have some excellent craftsmen. Have no idea how busy they are. Can’t hurt to check.
lucky998877
3 years ago
Our local cabinets makers are way out. My kitchen took 9 weeks and that was in June. Renos most of the time take longer than expected...not fun but luckily the end result is worth it!
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The Kitchen Place
3 years ago
Shiloh is 4-6 weeks. Medallion is at 11 weeks with the holidays. It's my longest lead time right now. I ordered a Medallion Silverline kitchen on Oct. 21 and it won't be in until first week of January 2021. Kraftmaid is around 6 weeks. I'm sure with the holidays, your builder will experience many delays....so just get them ordered....get what you want and figure, they'll probably sit in a warehouse for a few weeks regardless. Builders are notorious for that! Hurry! Hurry! Order now!!!! But when they arrive, they always ask me how long can I warehouse them. Ughhhhh!
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The Kitchen Place
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Ps. Agree with the other poster. Consider J&K import. In stock in most larger markets. You can get them in 1-2 weeks...but very limited offerings. They have a shaker white and modified shaker off white that look great. I don't sell a lot of them since the tariffs but they are good quality for the price. If you are considering an American builder grade....I would say these are better! They have plywood construction and most doorstyle, even shaker are reversed raised panels. So thick center panels, not thin veneer.
Tiny J
3 years ago
Renovation Angel has tons in stock, many from full kitchen displays, never used. Ready now.
Janelle
Original Author
3 years ago
Okay! I did it. Ordered the perimeter today from Kraftmaid - estimated 5-8 weeks. I'm having the island and a couple vanities built custom by a local guy. Hoping for the best 😄
Ig222
3 years ago
Even Ikea may be longer these days.

I just had a look at Barker and their lead time is 12 to 16 weeks.

https://www.barkercabinets.com/Lead-Time-s/37.htm

My guess is that you can get things quick is you' re not choosy with cabinet sizes and finish, but is it worth it,

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