Capital Cabinets

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Originally founded in 1946 and now owned by MasterBrands, Capital Cabinets offers American-made products tailored for new construction. The company’s specialty is beech wood manufactured cabinets. Here’s everything you need to know about this long-standing cabinet brand.

Costs

The cost of Capital Cabinets varies depending on the dealer or builder supplying them. It will also change according to the materials, style, size, and extras added. You can get free cost estimates for your kitchen cabinet installation here.

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Pros

Capital wood cabinets come in 11 different styles, with five separate finishes and three available glazes.

Accessories include pull-outs, cutting board inserts, utility cabinets, base wastebaskets, spice drawers and more.

Certified by the Kitchen Cabinet Manufacturers Association Environmental Stewardship Program.

Cons

Capital Cabinets relies heavily on beach wood and doesn’t offer many other material choices.

Durability

Capital Cabinets are considered a durable cabinetry choice and come with a warranty to back up it up.

Maintenance

Keep Capital Cabinets dust- and dirt-free by wiping them down with a soft, damp cloth. Clean any stains with a solution of dishwashing liquid and warm water, and dry thoroughly. Avoid using any harsh household cleaners (e.g. chemicals, ammonia, etc.)

Common Questions and Answers

Do Capital Cabinets come with a warranty?

Yes, Capital Cabinets come with a limited 5-year warranty on the cabinets and limited lifetime warranty on drawer guides and hinges.

Where can Capital Cabinets be purchased?

Capital Cabinets are sold builder-direct and through authorized dealers/contractors. You can contact them through their website to find a dealer near you, or simply fill out a cost estimate form for CalFinder certified installations.

History

Capital Cabinets was started by Frank Anderson in 1946. They have since joined the MasterBrands cabinet family and continue to be one of America’s largest cabinet manufacturers.