Diamond Cabinetry

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If you’re looking for high-quality craftsmanship and organization in your kitchen, Diamond Cabinetry has been striving to offer exactly that for over 35 years. They are now part of MasterBrands, the second largest cabinet manufacturer in the United States. Here’s some helpful information about this long-standing company.

Costs

The cost of Diamond Cabinetry is determined by the individual dealer—not the company itself. Contact your local dealer for more information, or ask a kitchen contractor in your area for price estimates.

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Pros

Diamond offers 17 cabinet door styles, 28 artistic panel options and 83 moulding styles.

Considered among the strongest and most durable in the industry.

Cabinets come with the Diamond Logix system to ensure that every inch of cabinet and drawer space is well-utilized.

Cons

Durability

Diamond’s semi-custom kitchen cabinets are considered one of the strongest standard cabinet boxes in the industry. The cabinets use 1/2” furniture board sides, fully integrated board backs, 3/4” interior shelves and I-beam reinforcements so they never loses their original shape.

Maintenance

Caring for Diamond Cabinets are simple; a bit of regular cleaning is all they need. Use a soft cotton cloth and warm water to keep them dust-free, and a solution of dishwashing liquid and water to get rid of tougher stains. Avoid abrasive cleaners to keep the finish looking great.

Common Questions and Answers

Is Diamond Cabinets a "green" company?

Yes, Diamond Cabinets is certified by the KCMA Environmental Stewardship Program for their environmental management and sustainable manufacturing practices.

Do Diamond Cabinets come with a warranty?

Yes, Diamond Cabinets come with a limited lifetime warranty if purchased after August 1, 2001. This covers the original owner for as long as they own their home.

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History

Diamond Cabinetry was started in Grants Pass, Oregon over 35 years ago. They have since joined the MasterBrands Cabinet family, the second largest cabinet manufacturer in North America.