Mdf cabinets

Why should you consider having a kitchen with gray cabinets? What is it about this trend? And which shades are the best ones?

Solid wood is obviously the winner here, right? This is the most common perception when it comes to comparing between wood and MDF. Wood is seen as this strong and sturdy material while MDF is often viewed as a weak and cheap alternative. The truth is, both have their pros and cons for a kitchen remodel. Despite popular belief, wood is not always the superior choice; in some situations MDF might be the better material.

Discover the pros and cons of different kitchen cabinet materials. Learn how to choose the best option for durability, style, and budget in your kitchen.

When the door is closed, most people will have a hard time distinguishing the difference between the TW-101728 (MDF) & the CRP-101728 (MDF) doors. The difference is only slightly noticeable when the doors are opened.… More »

Using different cutter profiles, the 10SQ5 (MDF) door was designed with more detailed panel raise profile & framing bead profile than the similar 10SQ1, 10SQ2, & 10SQ3 doors. Using one-piece, solid MDF (Medium Density Fiberboard) construction… More »

The CRP-10751 is one of Conestoga’s most popular doors, which features a delicate inside framing bead that provides a clean-lined look and subtle design element. CWS does offer a Mortise and Tenon version (CRP-10751MT) of this… More »

View details for our Mirage, Full Overlay, 5 Piece MDF. Handmade cabinets for any room of the house. The difference is in the details.

The Monroe is a simple, raised panel door found in the Conestoga (CWS) Statesman Collection. This door model features an Elite framing bead profile & a 2-3/4″ wide frame, which gives it a ‘heavier’ feel. To… More »

MDF, or medium-density fiberboard, can successfully be painted with correct preparation. Learn how to paint MDF in this step by step guide.