How a Choice cabinet is made.

Engineered before a sheet is loaded.

Every order starts in Order Processing. Each cabinet on the schedule is broken into parts, cut lists and CNC programs first.

Full sheets of ¾" melamine are cut to size on the beam saw and labeled by job, unit and cabinet, so nothing mixes between buildings.

Every hole has a job.

Each side is bored and grooved on the CNC: dowel holes on 96 mm centers, 32 mm shelf-pin rows, hinge-plate holes and the full-height groove the back slides into.

Sealed on every edge.

Exposed edges are sealed in PVC: thin white on box parts, 1 mm matched to the face on doors and drawer fronts.

Stiles and rails are milled, assembled into frames and bored for the hinge cup. Slab fronts come off the CNC ready for edging.

1. i.Machine and hand sanded, then vacuumed to remove all dust.
2. ii.Balancing stain evens the base color of the wood.
3. iii.Deep-penetrating stain is hand-sprayed and hand-rubbed into the grain.
4. iv.Air-dried, with glazing or distressing for specialty finishes.
5. v.Sealer applied under pressure, then oven-cured.
6. vi.Hand-sanded again for a smooth, consistent surface.
7. vii.Oven-baked topcoat that holds color and stands up to daily wear.

Glued, dowelled, square.

The back slides into its groove and finished doors meet their cabinets. Hinges, drawer boxes and slides go on here.

A Choice inspector checks every cabinet at the end of the line. Orders are boxed, staged by unit and loaded onto our own trucks.