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Stock vs. custom cabinets: which to choose for your kitchen?

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If you’re renovating your kitchen, one of the main decisions you’ll need to make is whether to opt for stock or custom cabinetry. To help you make a choice, here are the advantages of each option.

Stock cabinets
Many home improvement stores offer a wide selection of prefabricated cabinets. You can choose from various materials, colors, and finishes matching your design style. The best part about ready-made cabinets is you can take them home immediately or get them delivered within a few days.

If you have a strict renovation timeline, a simple kitchen layout, and a limited budget, stock cabinets are likely the right choice for you.

Custom cabinets
Cabinets that are made-to-measure and built by a tradesperson are guaranteed to optimize the available space in your kitchen and meet your exact style preferences. You get to decide on the size, material, color, finish, hardware, and more. Nothing is left to chance.

If you have a flexible timeline and a fairly generous budget, custom cabinets are the superior option as long as they’re built and installed by experienced professionals.

Did you know?
The return on investment for a renovated kitchen is typically between 75 and 100 percent. Given the potential effect on the resale value of your home, it’s worth investing in quality cabinets, regardless of whether they’re prefabricated or custom-made.

 

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