Built beyond industry standards from the box up.
A
3/4-inch Hard Rock Maple melamine
B
Additional adjustment for drawer fronts and box, with matching edge tape
C
Full-height adjustable shelves
D
Six-way adjustable, full-extension soft-close hinges listed as standard
E
Commercial-grade adjustable legs
F
Soft-close undermount slides listed as standard
G
3/4-inch solid back
H
Heavy-duty Confirmat screws and wooden dowels
The catalog lists a 3/4-inch solid back, adjustable legs and shelves, and soft-close hardware. Confirm project-specific construction details in the approved specification.
An engineered product formed using waste wood products, such as sawdust, wood chips, and sawmill shavings. The material is mixed with resin adhesives, formed into a sheet, and heat pressed. It is lightweight and relatively low cost.
An engineered composite product made from small wood fibres from softwood and hardwood. These are mixed with resin adhesive and hot pressed to form a board. HDF has a smooth finish with no wood grain, making it easy to paint and cut. It is stronger and denser than particleboard.
An engineered product made from multiple sheets of veneer. The sheets are bonded and pressed together with adhesive to create one sheet. Grades and thicknesses vary depending on veneer thickness and the process used during manufacturing. Plywood is a sturdy material adaptable to construction applications from flooring to cabinetry.