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Anyone ever use RTA Cabinets or Clique Studios for kitchen cabinets?
Posted on 12/10/19 at 11:26 am
Posted on 12/10/19 at 11:26 am
Thinking of renovating my kitchen at some point in the next year and plan on doing it all myself (no major changes, just upgrading everything).
Anyone ever use RTA Cabinets or Clique Studios for their kitchen cabinets? Are they high quality or just cheap crap that I can find at Lowes or Home Depot? I want real solid wood, not that compressed particle board crap.
Also, should I be looking at other places as well?
Anyone ever use RTA Cabinets or Clique Studios for their kitchen cabinets? Are they high quality or just cheap crap that I can find at Lowes or Home Depot? I want real solid wood, not that compressed particle board crap.
Also, should I be looking at other places as well?
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Posted on 12/10/19 at 12:15 pm to TDsngumbo
Cabinets are fairly easy to build. If you don't have the tools for the doors you can go to rawdoors.net and order real wood doors for cheaper than you can make them.
Posted on 12/10/19 at 12:27 pm to Aristo
I used cabinetjoint.com. Their cabinets are very high quality. Not cheap though. Custom down to 1/16”.
Posted on 12/10/19 at 4:51 pm to TDsngumbo
I used DL Cabinetry. RTA with many styles to choose from. No particle board. You can assemble them or they will for you...at a cost.
Posted on 12/10/19 at 5:29 pm to TDsngumbo
Just did a reno for a client and used cabinets to go. They were okay, did a whole kitchen for 3k and they turned order around in a week. If on tight budget and timeline these are not terrible.
Posted on 12/11/19 at 8:27 am to ItNeverRains
when we started our renovation we were just going to refinish our cabinets for about $5k. Then we were going to replace them with a new layout using J&K Cabinets (RTA), that was going to be around $9k.
The J&K Cabinets were ok, I just didn’t like the style/colors available. We went with CabinetJoint for a few reasons:
1. Endless options, truly semi custom/custom. Over 1,000 colors and pretty much any wood species you could want.
2. Custom down to 1/16”. No filler strips.
3. Biggest reason for me....they offer inset cabinets, not many options for RTA and inset.
4. Construction. Cabinets boxes are built using sliding dovetails, glue, and brad nails. A high quality method.
5. We were able to use an independent designer they recommended for about $500 total, which they credited back about 75% when we purchased from them. You absolutely need a designer if you are going to use this company. Too many choices and the ordering is confusing for a first timer.
The J&K Cabinets were ok, I just didn’t like the style/colors available. We went with CabinetJoint for a few reasons:
1. Endless options, truly semi custom/custom. Over 1,000 colors and pretty much any wood species you could want.
2. Custom down to 1/16”. No filler strips.
3. Biggest reason for me....they offer inset cabinets, not many options for RTA and inset.
4. Construction. Cabinets boxes are built using sliding dovetails, glue, and brad nails. A high quality method.
5. We were able to use an independent designer they recommended for about $500 total, which they credited back about 75% when we purchased from them. You absolutely need a designer if you are going to use this company. Too many choices and the ordering is confusing for a first timer.
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