Faceframe cabinet construction is commonly used in multifamily and mixed-use residential projects where durability and traditional layout compatibility are required.
This construction method features a reinforced face frame that provides added structural stability, making it suitable for repeated unit layouts and long-term residential use.
Faceframe cabinets are often specified for projects requiring consistent installation tolerances and proven performance across large-scale developments.
Frameless cabinet construction is widely used in multifamily and mixed-use residential projects that prioritize accessibility, efficiency, and clean installation lines.
By eliminating the face frame, frameless construction allows for increased interior storage capacity and streamlined unit repetition, supporting large-scale production and installation workflows.
This system is well-suited for modern residential developments requiring consistent cabinet alignment and efficient on-site installation.
