At LPS Kitchen Cabinets, we offer two types of kitchen cabinet structure, three levels of customization, and various wood species and finishes based on your specific requirements.

Framed vs. Frameless

First, you need to select the overall structure of your cabinets. At LPS Kitchen Cabinets, we are proud to provide framed and frameless options. 

With a framed kitchen cabinet layout, a face frame is attached to the front of the kitchen cabinet. Our framed kitchen cabinets are durable and flexible, making them a popular choice among homeowners on Long Island. However, please note that this option may have less storage space than a frameless one. 

We also offer frameless kitchen cabinets, which are best known as European or full-access kitchen cabinets. A frameless kitchen cabinet does not have a face frame, creating more storage room. It also offers more accessibility, making this kitchen cabinet model a great solution for homeowners who want a universally accessible kitchen.

Kitchen Cabinet Types 

We offer stock, semi-custom, and fully custom kitchen cabinets: 

• Stock Kitchen Cabinets: Our stock kitchen cabinets come in specific sizes to match your space (typically in 3-inch increments) and can be ready-made for when you order. 
• Semi-Custom Kitchen Cabinets: Semi-custom kitchen cabinets give you a few more options than our stock kitchen cabinets but are not as customizable as our custom kitchen cabinets. 
• Custom Kitchen Cabinets: Our custom kitchen cabinets will allow you to choose the exact finish, wood species, color, dimensions and other features to show off your design style. They are custom-made for your kitchen and will be unique to you!

Wood Species:

Our kitchen cabinets come in several popular wood species:

• Maple: Strong, close-grained, and off-white in color
• Oak: Wide variety of colors including white yellow and red-brown
• Cherry: Sophisticated, multi-colored wood species
• Birch: Close-grained hardwood, straight, wavy and curly patterns
• Laminate: Not technically a wood species, but easy to clean and durable 

Kitchen Cabinet Finishes:

Once you’ve selected the structure of your kitchen cabinet, the level of customization you want, and your preferred wood species, it’s time to choose a finish. We offer the following finish options:

• Glazed: Glazed kitchen cabinets have a base stain applied followed by a highlight glaze to add depth. 
• Painted: Painted finishes are just that – paint – and can be nearly any color you desire. 
• Burnished: Burnished finishes come from random distressing and over-sanding. 
• Vintage: These finishes get their look from distressing, over-sanding and a pigmented stain.