All type of Cabinet finishes for your Kitchen with Express Kitchen

Cabinet Finishes

Thermofoil
Thermofoil surfaces are noted for their sleek, clean, contemporary look — and for their durability. They are impervious to most non-abrasive household cleaning fluids. And they're especially easy to clean. Common food stains disappear with the wipe of a damp cloth. We offers four rigid Thermofoil lines that vary in style and price.

Birch
Natural birch is a medium-density hardwood with a distinct, moderate grain pattern that ranges from straight to wavy or curly. The predominant sapwood color is white to creamy yellow, while the heartwood varies in color from medium or dark brown to reddish-brown. This range in color makes a distinctive statement in a birch cabinetry selection.

Hard Maple
Hard maple is a strong, close-grained wood that is predominantly off-white in color, although it also contains light hues of yellow-brown and pink. Hard maple occasionally contains small mineral, light tan or reddish -tinged streaks that will darken with stain. It is usually straight grained, but can be wavy or even curly.

Laminate
Simplistic styling expresses the look of Laminate. Its flat panel design gives infinite décor options and creates a statement of functional cabinetry. Our features a soft formed, radius edge on top and bottom of the laminate doors and drawers, and facilitates easy-opening access.

Red Oak
Red oak has a prominent open grain that ranges in color from white to yellow and reddish-brown. Red oak is sometimes streaked with green, yellow or black mineral deposits and may vary from a closely knit grain to a sweeping arch pattern.

Plantation Wood
Solid plantation hardwood door frames feature exquisite grain patterns with recessed panel-in-frame door styling. Detailed milling with square interior corners and slightly radiused exterior corners make the product a masterpiece of crafted warmth and beauty.

Rustic Hickory
Hickory is a strong, open-grained wood that is known for its flowing grain pattern and dramatic variation in color. It often contains random specks, burls and mineral streaks, and it is not uncommon to see doors or parts of doors that range in color from light to deep brown when finished in light or natural stains. Darker stains will mildly tone these color variations, but these very characteristics make each hickory kitchen unique and the preference of those who love wood.

Cherry
Cherry is an elegant, multi-colored hardwood. In its raw state, it has a pinkish-brown hue with occasional shades of white, green, pink or even gray. Natural or light stains accent these color variations. Small gum pockets, streaks, pin knots and figures are common. Cherry wood will darken or “mellow” with age. This mellowing is a natural occurrence and a benefit of owning solid cherry cabinetry.

Rustic Alder
Known for its straight and close grain, alder has long been a popular choice for fine furniture. Adding to the beauty and sophistication of alder, Bel Air features full overlay doors with matching square raised panel door and drawer fronts, creating an inviting, distinguished and coordinated look.