Cabinet shop websites that show the craft
People who hire a custom cabinet shop could have bought boxes at a big-box store, so your site has to show why yours are worth it: the joinery, the wood, the way they fit a wall that isn't square. I build it around your finished rooms and the choices a homeowner gets to make, door style, wood, finish, hardware. Designers and builders get their own page, since a lot of your work comes through them.
Six things every cabinet shop site should do.
Homeowners remodeling a kitchen or adding built-ins who look at photos first, plus interior designers and builders who send work to one or two shops they trust.
- Door style and finish guideShaker, slab, raised panel and inset with your wood and paint options lets a homeowner start choosing before the first visit.
- Galleries by roomKitchens, baths, closets, mudrooms and built-ins each get a gallery, because the person wanting a library wall isn't looking at kitchens.
- How you build themShowing your box construction, dovetail drawers, plywood instead of particleboard and your finish room answers why custom costs more than stock.
- Design request with photosLetting people send wall measurements, photos of the space and an inspiration picture starts the job before you drive out.
- Builder and designer pageInterior designers and builders send repeat work, so they need to see your lead times, shop drawings and how you handle install.
- Shop and team photosA real shop with real people at the saw separates you from the online cabinet sellers and the import outfits.
Built to Fit
- An empty wall elevation, with tape measure dimension lines drawing in and the numbers ticking up.
- Cabinet boxes assemble: sides, top, bottom and back slide in, shelves drop and the face frame lands.
- Doors swing on and the hardware pops into place.
- Door style switcher: tap Shaker, Slab, Raised panel or Beadboard and the doors change shape, tap a swatch and the finish changes from white to navy to natural oak.
- Desktop: hover a finish swatch to preview it, click to keep it. Phone: the build plays once as a short clip, then the switcher works by tap.
- The drawing fades into a real photo of an installed kitchen with a Start your design button.
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Cabinet Makers: common questions.
My work sells itself in person. How does a site help?
It gets them to the in-person part. Homeowners compare custom shops to stock cabinets online first, and a gallery of your rooms plus a look at how you build them is what earns the visit.
Can people choose door styles and finishes on the site?
Yes. I build a simple picker with your actual door styles and finishes so they can show you what they like. It's not a store and there's no checkout, it just gives you a head start on the design meeting.
Do I have to post prices?
No. Most custom shops don't, and I won't push you to. I can add a short section on what drives the cost, wood, finish, inset or overlay, so people show up with realistic expectations.
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