The answers, with the numbers in them.

Our kitchens start at $3,000 for the cabinets and are priced by the size of the room: $3,000 for a single wall, $6,500 for a galley or an L, $9,500 for a U. A 10x10 in Shaker White is $6,500. Each is a published package with its module list on the page rather than a figure somebody quotes you. What moves it is your room: how many boxes it takes, which wall-cabinet heights, and whether you want Flat doors instead of Shaker. The configurator asks ten questions about your walls and returns the box list, the linear inches and the price for your own kitchen, with no email and no appointment. Countertops, appliances, decorative knobs and pulls, installation and sales tax are not in that number.

The published 10x10 package price is cabinetry only: the cabinets, doors and drawers, the hinges and drawer slides fitted, and the filler strips that close the run against your walls. It does not include countertops, sink and faucet, appliances, decorative knobs and pulls, installation, or sales tax — 6.25% in Massachusetts, 7% in Rhode Island. The made-to-measure lane is quoted after a measure, as one itemized number for your room, and that quote says on its face what it covers.

Countertops, sink and faucet, appliances, decorative knobs and pulls, installation, and sales tax — 6.25% in Massachusetts, 7% in Rhode Island. Also outside it, on any lane: plumbing, electrical, gas, tile, flooring, painting and permits. Crown moulding, light rail and decorative finish panels are not in the 10x10 package either. We draw around the excluded items and tell you where each one lands in the sequence, so nothing surprises you on the schedule even though it is not on our invoice.

The listed price is for the specified cabinetry. Countertops, appliances, decorative hardware and site work are excluded unless explicitly listed. Installation is not offered. Delivery and sales tax are confirmed as separate amounts in writing before payment. See /terms and /delivery.

Applicable sales tax is calculated automatically for your delivery address and displayed by Stripe before you pay. The cart and delivery review show the amount before tax. We do not apply a blanket percentage to every state. No exemption is applied merely because a customer requests one.

Review the published cabinet or package, choose the finish and quantity, and add it to your cart. Enter your delivery details at checkout, review the delivery fee, and pay through Stripe after checking the final total including applicable tax. No manual quote approval is required for published, priced items. Keep your private order link to check payment, delivery updates and questions.

Adding items to the cart or checking delivery does not charge your card. Payment happens only when you authorize it on the secure Stripe page after reviewing the final total. Your private order page shows payment received only after the provider confirms it. Returning from Stripe alone is not proof of payment.

For a stock order, at the order. There is no staged construction schedule on a product that is already built — the three-instalment progression this page used to publish belongs to a made-to-measure job and does not describe a boxed kitchen. Nothing is due to get a price. The configurator costs nothing and asks for no email. Online checkout is not live yet, so an order is written rather than clicked.

Online checkout accepts the card payment methods offered by Stripe for your order. Eligible wallets may appear when supported by your device and the merchant account. No card data is stored on this website. Delivery and applicable tax appear before payment. Other arrangements such as ACH or checks are outside this online card checkout.

It becomes a custom kitchen, and we say so rather than pricing it as a modular one. The configurator refuses in that case — it will not return a modular price for a room that has left the grid, because a modular figure beside a custom kitchen is an offer nobody can honour. Send the drawing through the custom lane instead and it is priced as what it is. What does not push you out of the grid is an odd wall length. That is what the filler strips are for.

Two: Shaker and Flat. The published package is Shaker White, and that is what the price on the page is for. Flat is available and it costs more — the configurator prices both, so switch the style and watch the number move rather than taking our word for the difference. Anything beyond those two is the custom lane.

Fifty-nine finishes across the catalogue, and which of them ships on which door is set per door — so choosing the door narrows the list before you do. The modular package is narrower than the catalogue on purpose. Shaker White is the published one, it is the one the price on the page is for, and it is what most American kitchens are actually bought in. Anything else is available; it is simply not what the published number covers.

We are not publishing an answer to this yet, and it matters too much to guess at. It changes the delivery, the price comparison and what your installer is quoting for, so it will be stated on the package page as soon as it is settled rather than left to a footnote. Everything else about the package is published: the module list, what the price covers and what it does not.

Availability, processing time and the delivery date are confirmed for your products and quantities in writing before payment. Special orders may require additional time. See /delivery.

We offer delivery only on our own trucks across RI, MA, CT, NH, ME and VT. Orders require at least $200 in materials, before delivery and tax. Outside Massachusetts, cabinets are delivered to the customer’s residence only. The fixed delivery fee, access and unloading arrangements are confirmed in writing before payment. See /delivery.

Delivery is charged separately and calculated for your address at checkout. We deliver on our own trucks in RI, MA, CT, NH, ME and VT, with a $200 minimum in materials before delivery and tax. Outside Massachusetts, delivery is only to the customer’s residence. If the site cannot calculate a delivery price, it does not assume free shipping or collect a payment.

We do not offer installation. The listed price is for the cabinets. Arrange installation, removal of existing cabinets and related site work with your own contractor. Review the product description for assembly information; installation is not included.

On the modular lane, you do — and the configurator is built for that. You give it wall lengths and appliance widths and it packs the run out of our stock sizes. It works because of the filler strips: the grid moves in 3-inch steps from 9 to 36 inches, and the strip closes whatever is left over at the end of a run. That is what makes a fixed catalogue fit a wall that is not a multiple of anything. On the made-to-measure lane it is the other way round — the drawing comes first, and the order is built from it.

Six things, in this order: draw the room as a box, wall runs corner to corner, ceiling height in four corners, every opening including its trim, the services you cannot move, and the appliance list. Measure each wall at counter height and write everything in inches, never feet and inches. Then measure the same wall again at the floor and at the ceiling. If those three differ by more than half an inch, write all three down. That wall is out of plumb, and it changes the filler the run needs.

Two floors, both real and both walkable: 1 Wholesale Way, Cranston, Rhode Island, and 162 N Main St, Fall River, Massachusetts. Cranston is the flagship and carries the full floor. Those two are the only ones — we do not have a Boston address and we are not going to imply one. Addresses and current hours are on the contact page.

No. Walk in during opening hours and the floor is yours to look at. There is no booking system on this site and no consultation to reserve. You can handle the doors, look at the finishes under real light, and leave without giving anybody your name. If what you want is a price, you do not need to come at all — the configurator does that from your own kitchen.