FAQs
Fabuwood uses a combination of materials to construct their cabinets, including plywood, MDF (Medium Density Fiberboard) for the door panels, and Birch for the door frames and face frames. This combination is chosen to provide durability and stability to their cabinets, ensuring a high-quality finish with a durable and silky smooth conversion varnish.
Fabuwood cabinets are made from a combination of real wood and engineered wood materials. The construction includes Birch wood for the door frames and face frames, which is considered real wood. However, for parts of the cabinets such as the door panels, Fabuwood utilizes MDF (Medium Density Fiberboard), which is an engineered wood product made from wood fibers combined with resin and wax under pressure. This approach allows Fabuwood to provide the durability and stability of real wood in the structural components of their cabinets, while also leveraging the smooth finish and consistency of MDF for areas that benefit from these materials' properties.
Every Fabuwood cabinet is built using components sourced from around the world and assembled in the United States.
Yes, Fabuwood cabinets can be painted. Fabuwood offers the option for custom finishing of their cabinets to any Benjamin Moore or Sherwin Williams color, according to the preferences of the client. This service requires the dealer to provide the specific color name and code to Fabuwood for the custom finish.