
Our facility produces made-to-order cherry wood cabinetry for kitchens that require precise dimensions, consistent grain matching, and durable finishes. Each project begins with a detailed review of
Inquire NowOur facility produces made-to-order cherry wood cabinetry for kitchens that require precise dimensions, consistent grain matching, and durable finishes. Each project begins with a detailed review of architectural drawings and client specifications to determine the optimal material layout and hardware integration.
American black cherry (Prunus serotina) exhibits a Janka hardness of approximately 950 lbf, providing sufficient resistance to denting while remaining workable for intricate profiles. The wood’s natural color ranges from light pinkish-brown to deep reddish-brown, darkening uniformly with exposure to light.
We source kiln-dried lumber stabilized to 6‑8 % moisture content, measured with pin‑type meters before cutting. This range minimizes seasonal movement in assembled cabinets, maintaining joint tightness under typical kitchen humidity fluctuations of 30‑60 % RH.
Clients can specify cabinet box dimensions in 1 mm increments, door overlay types (full, half, inset), and interior accessories such as pull‑out trays, lazy Susans, or vertical dividers. All designs are reviewed for structural adequacy using finite‑element analysis to confirm load ratings for countertop support.
Rough blanks are CNC‑routed to ±0.1 mm tolerance using 6‑mm carbide bits, ensuring consistent dado and rabbet dimensions for panel assembly. Dovetail joints are cut on automated dovetail machines with a 1:6 slope, providing tensile strength exceeding 2.5 kN per joint under shear testing.
After assembly, panels undergo progressive sanding from 80‑grit to 220‑grit before staining. Stain penetration is monitored with a spectrophotometer to achieve ΔE<2 color consistency across batches. The final coating is applied in a climate‑controlled booth, cured at 60 °C for 30 minutes to reach a pencil hardness of 2H.
Incoming lumber is inspected for knots, splits, and moisture content; only boards with less than 5 % knot area and uniform grain proceed to production. During assembly, joint gaps are measured with feeler gauges, accepting maximum 0.15 mm clearance.
In high‑end residential projects, cherry’s gradual darkening complements natural stone countertops and stainless‑steel appliances, creating a warm, cohesive aesthetic that evolves over years. The wood’s moderate hardness resists knife marks better than softer species while allowing easy repair of surface scratches.
Commercial installations such as boutique hotels and upscale restaurants benefit from cherry’s ability to withstand frequent cleaning cycles when finished with a catalyzed lacquer. The finish exhibits a solvent resistance rating of 8 (ASTM D1308), suitable for exposure to mild detergents and alcohol‑based sanitizers.
| Parameter | Typical Value / Customizable |
|---|---|
| Primary Material | Solid American black cherry (optional veneer over plywood core) |
| Board Thickness | 16 mm, 19 mm, or custom per design |
| Moisture Content (KD) | 6‑8 % |
| Finish System | Stain + catalyzed lacquer (gloss 10‑90 %) |
| Door Overlay | Full, half, inset (customizable) |
| Hinge Type | European concealed, soft‑close optional |
| Drawer Slide Load Rating | 40 kg dynamic (full extension) |
| Edge Treatment | Veneer banding, solid wood edge, or PVC (per spec) |
| Production Lead Time | 4‑6 weeks after drawing approval (dependent on complexity) |
Yes. We accept CAD or PDF drawings and produce cabinets to exact millimeter specifications, including filler panels and scribe pieces for uneven walls.
We need a layout plan indicating cabinet widths, heights, depths, door styles, finish preferences, and hardware selections. A rough sketch with dimensions is sufficient for an initial estimate.
Boxes can be constructed from solid cherry, cherry‑veneered plywood, or MDF with cherry veneer, depending on budget and weight requirements.
Each unit undergoes a final inspection checklist: dimensional verification, finish adhesion, hardware operation, and load testing. Only units meeting all criteria are cleared for packaging.
To discuss your project details, obtain a sample door panel, or receive a formal quotation, please contact our engineering team.