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Frameless cabinets leave off the wood frame that surrounds the opening of a traditional framed cabinet. That gives you a wider opening and more usable drawer space, with easier access to the things you store inside. Ours have all-plywood boxes and soft-close doors and drawers. The full-overlay doors sit close together for a clean, continuous look across your kitchen.

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What frameless construction changes

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Both cabinets are drawn at the same width. The shaded area shows the face frame on the left and the box edges on the right. The frameless cabinet has a wider opening.

On a frameless cabinet, the hinges attach directly to the box sides. There's no face frame around the opening, so less of the cabinet's width is taken up at the front.

A wider cabinet opening

Large dishes and pans are easier to fit through a wider opening. How much wider it is depends on the cabinet size and the framed model you're comparing it with.

More width for drawers

Drawer boxes can use more of the width inside a frameless cabinet. Pull-out shelves can also extend closer to the box sides because there's no face frame in the way.

Full-overlay doors

Our frameless doors cover the front edges of the box, leaving small gaps between doors. This full-overlay fit works with both shaker and raised-panel profiles.

Plywood box construction

Our boxes use 1/2-inch Grade-A plywood sides, tops, and bottoms, with 3/4-inch plywood shelves. The box contains no particleboard or MDF.

Picking your finish

The box construction is the same across these styles. Your choice comes down to the finish and whether you prefer a simple shaker door or a more detailed raised panel.

Shaker Blanco and Classic White

Shaker Blanco is a cooler white with a simple shaker door. Classic White has a warmer appearance and a raised panel, so both the color and the door shape differ.

Ivory

Ivory is a warm off-white that works with cream tile, brass hardware, and warm wood floors. Beside white trim, the difference in color will be more noticeable.

Storm Gray

Storm Gray is a mid-gray. White counters create a clear contrast with the doors; gray counters keep the colors closer together.

Imperial Blue

Imperial Blue is a deep navy. Warm wood and brass pair well with it, while a light countertop creates a clear contrast against the darker doors.

Maduro

Maduro combines a warm brown stain with a raised-panel door. It is the wood-tone option in this group, with grain visible through the finish.

Compare door samples

Set your favorite door samples beside your flooring, countertop, and trim. Look at them in daylight and with the kitchen lights on, especially when choosing between whites and off-whites.

Buying frameless cabinets online

We'll help you choose a finish and check your cabinet layout before you order. You can also call us with questions about construction, sizes, or installation.

See the finish at home

A full-size sample lets you see the finish and door profile up close. Each costs $19.99 and ships free. We'll refund up to three samples when you purchase your cabinets.

Check your cabinet layout

Send us your measurements, and a designer will check cabinet sizes and fit before putting together your layout and itemized quote. The design is free, with no obligation to buy.

Know how they are built

All-plywood boxes and dovetail drawers come standard. The drawers pull out fully so you can reach items at the back, and soft-close hardware slows doors and drawers as they shut.

Get help with your order

If a cabinet arrives damaged, send our team a photo so we can help arrange a replacement. You can also call with questions before you order or after your cabinets arrive.

Plan your frameless kitchen

Free kitchen design

Send us your kitchen measurements. We'll put together a free cabinet layout and a quote that lists each item.

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Full-size door samples

$19.99 each, shipped free. We'll refund up to three door samples when you purchase your cabinets.

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Help with your order

Have a question about a cabinet size, a finish, or your order? Call our team and we'll help you sort it out.

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Common questions about frameless cabinets

What are the downsides of frameless kitchen cabinets?

The small gaps between doors make alignment errors easier to see. Cabinets need to be level and square, and an uneven wall may require shims. Frameless styles can also cost more than comparable framed cabinets.

What are the advantages of frameless cabinets?

Without a face frame, the cabinet opening is wider and the drawer box can be wider too. That makes large items easier to store and shelves easier to reach. The amount of extra space depends on the cabinets being compared.

Are frameless cabinets less expensive than framed cabinets?

Frameless cabinets can cost more than comparable framed styles. Compare the Basic Kitchen Prices for the finishes you like, then request quotes for the same layout. Door materials, hardware, and finish also affect the price.

What are frameless cabinets called?

You may see frameless cabinets called European-style or full-access cabinets. Full overlay refers to the way the doors cover the cabinet front. Our frameless cabinets use full-overlay doors, and some framed cabinets do too.

Are frameless cabinets good for small kitchens?

A wider opening can be useful in a small kitchen, especially on narrow cabinets. Check the drawer dimensions and shelf openings against the pans and dishes you need to store.

Are frameless kitchen cabinets sturdy?

Frameless cabinets rely on the box for rigidity. Ours use 1/2-inch Grade-A plywood sides, tops, and bottoms, with 3/4-inch plywood shelves and no particleboard or MDF in the box.

What is the difference between frameless and inset cabinets?

Frameless describes the cabinet box, which has no face frame. Inset describes a door fitted inside the front opening. Our frameless cabinets use full-overlay doors that cover the box edges; traditional inset cabinets have doors fitted within a face frame.

Are frameless cabinets still in style?

Frameless is a construction method used with several door styles. A shaker door and a raised-panel door can look quite different on the same frameless box. The finish and door profile do more to determine the style of the kitchen.

What are the best frameless kitchen cabinets?

Compare box materials, drawer construction, hardware, and finish samples. Our frameless styles have all-plywood boxes, dovetail drawers, and soft-close hardware. Your layout and storage needs will help determine which sizes to order.

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