Creation Cabinetry specializes in designing and constructing custom cabinets. However, we also offer stock cabinets for people who aren’t in the market for custom work. A lot of the time, people will come into our showroom and ask which is the better option. This question completely dependents on the scope of the project at hand – it isn’t a question with a cut and dry answer.
For example, if you just purchased a house that is in need of a kitchen overhaul, custom cabinetry may be the better option. This route ensures that the cabinets in your home last a lifetime. There truly is no match for cabinetry built and installed to perfectly fit the space. This is because we have full control over the construction process, which gives us the ability to alter the design on a case-by-case basis.
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Having an ability to build cabinets to precise specifications will leave homeowners with a kitchen or bathroom that is exactly what they want. That being said, there are situations where stock cabinetry is undoubtedly a better, safer choice.
For example, if you’re a landlord, manage an apartment complex, or are looking to quickly flip a house, stock cabinets may be the better option. The price point will likely be lower, so the level of stress involved won’t be nearly as high. As a landlord, there is always a level of risk involved in terms of property damage from tenants. Instead of installing custom cabinetry in a rental unit, a stock kitchen may provide more bang for your buck.
At the end of the day, though, both options can provide customers with good value. Custom cabinetry, as stated earlier, provides buyers with more control over the design process and uses materials that withstand the test of time. Stock cabinetry, on the other hand, is great for rental units and people who are flipping homes. This allows the cabinets to be ordered, delivered, and installed in just a matter of weeks.
So which is better?
There really isn’t a correct answer when people ask “which is better, custom cabinetry or stock?” The answer is totally dependent on the job in question. Custom Cabinetry offers a better, personalized build, while box cabinetry supplies customers with a quick and easy solution at a relatively low cost. Basically, it depends on what you’re trying to accomplish with the room.
If you have any additional questions about the differences between custom and box cabinets, or would like a quote on a project, feel free to drop us a call at (610) 562-4700. You can also reach out to us by using the contact us tab located at the top right of our website! Find us on Facebook, Twitter, Pinterest, and Houzz.