Cabinet Terms

A decorative door panel that is typically applied on the side of an exposed base cabinet for a more finished and decorative look.

This is also commonly applied to the sides and back of a kitchen island or peninsula.

Available in the following widths:

9" 12" 15" 18" 21" 24"

A decorative door panel that is typically applied on the side of an exposed wall cabinet for a more finished and decorative look.

This can also be applied to the back and sides of islands and peninsulas, in combination with Base Decoration Doors.

Available in the following heights:

30" 36" 42"

A decorative door panel that is typically applied on the side of an exposed base cabinet for a more finished and decorative look.

This is also commonly applied to the sides and back of a kitchen island or peninsula.

Available in the following widths:

9" 12" 15" 18" 21" 24"

Crown Molding

Crown molding is decorative trim installed along the top of wall cabinets. It enhances the overall look by creating a smooth, elegant transition to the ceiling while also minimizing any visible gaps above the cabinet boxes.

Scribe Molding

A flexible trim that hides gaps or rough edges after installation. Great for uneven surfaces and often used above crown molding or below toe kicks.

Baseboard Molding

Also known as base molding, this molding protects cabinet bases and adds a clean, finished look where cabinets meet the floor. Helps give the area finished furniture look. Commonly used around islands and peninsulas.

Bottom Light Rail Molding

Bottom light rail molding is installed on the bottom of wall cabinets to hide under-cabinet lighting and wiring, while also adding a decorative touch. It creates a clean, finished look and helps reduce glare from light fixtures, improving both function and style in the kitchen.