Explore your kitchen design, cabinets are generally divided into two categories – framed and frameless. Choose the most suitable cabinet door structure and style, from function to aesthetics, to find the perfect solution for you.

What is Framed Cabinetry？

Framed cabinets are traditional cabinets in North America. They are known for their traditional “frame” face frame. There are three types of coverage to choose from: partial coverage, full coverage or inset.

1. Cabinet doors with frame structures provide solid support and are more suitable for kitchen designs that focus on stability and durability.
2. The frame will take up a certain amount of internal space, and its storage space is slightly reduced compared to frameless cabinets.
3. Usually used in traditional style designs, suitable for medium to large kitchen layouts.

 Framed cabinets were how cabinets were originally conceived in North America.

Aesthetic

Framed

Classic design style, suitable for traditional or country style kitchens. The frame itself is a decorative element, and carvings or decorative lines can be added to enhance the overall design. 

The solid wood frame is made of 3/4 hardwood, providing additional support for the cabinet door panels. The design reduces the risk of door panel deformation while increasing the life of the cabinet.