What types of cabinets do you offer?

We offer a complete range of cabinet types designed to work together as a fully integrated storage system, including:
  • Tall cabinets
  • Base cabinets
  • Wall (upper) cabinets
  • Drawer cabinets
  • Specialty cabinets (trash pull-outs, parts bins, etc.)
These are not standalone pieces—they are designed to be combined into a cohesive layout that can span an entire wall and match how you actually use your space.

What material are the drawers made of?

Our drawers are made from dovetailed birch plywood (9-ply).
This construction provides:
  • Excellent strength
  • Resistance to humidity and temperature changes
  • Long-term durability
It performs much better than lower-grade materials, especially in garage environments.

What drawer sizes are available?

Drawer sizes vary depending on the cabinet configuration.
With our Design to Fit system, you can:
  • Choose different drawer layouts
  • Configure heights based on your storage needs
This allows you to design drawers specifically for what you plan to store.

Do you offer tall cabinets?

Yes.
Tall cabinets are a core part of our system and are commonly used for:
  • Large tools
  • Seasonal storage
  • Bulk items
They maximize vertical space and help keep larger items organized and out of the way.

What sizes do your cabinets come in?

Our cabinets are not limited to standard sizes.
With our Design to Fit system, you can:
  • Adjust width, height, and depth
  • Fit cabinets wall-to-wall
  • Eliminate gaps and filler panels
This allows you to maximize usable space and create a true built-in look.

Can I get custom sizes?

Yes.
All of our cabinets are custom-sized as part of the Design to Fit system, allowing you to:
  • Match your exact wall dimensions
  • Avoid wasted space
  • Design around real-world conditions in your garage

How wide are your base cabinets?

Base cabinets can typically be sized from:
  • 9” to 36” wide
Because of Design to Fit, widths can be adjusted within this range to match your layout.

What depths are available for upper (wall) cabinets?

Our most common upper cabinet depths range from approximately:
  • 11½” to 23¾”
However, custom depths beyond this range are available depending on your design needs.

What depths are available for tall cabinets?

Typical tall cabinet depths range from approximately:
  • 15½” to 22½”
Custom depths can also be configured if your project requires it.

What depths are available for base cabinets?

Typical base cabinet depths range from approximately:
  • 15½” to 22½”
As with all our cabinets, depths can be adjusted to fit your specific space and use.

Do you offer corner cabinets?

Yes.
We offer several corner cabinet solutions designed to maximize otherwise difficult-to-use spaces.
For specific configurations, refer to our website or speak with a designer.

Do you sell the parts bin containers separately?

No.
The grey bins are included as part of the specialty parts bin cabinet and are not sold individually.

How many bins are included in the parts bin cabinet?

The parts bin cabinet includes:
  • 40 bins

What size are the bins in the parts bin cabinet?

Each bin measures approximately:
  • 5” L x 4” W x 3” H

Is the trash bin included with the trash cabinet?

Yes.
The trash bin is included with the trash bin cabinet.

What size is the trash bin cabinet?

The trash bin cabinet measures approximately:
  • 35” H x 15” W x 22.5” D

How wide do the cabinet doors open?

  • Standard hinges: 120° opening
  • Soft-close hinges: 105° opening

What is the shortest height for the parts bin cabinet?

The minimum height is:
  • 31” total height, including the 4” legs

What height should base cabinets be for a workbench?

A good general guideline is:
  • 35” high
This can vary depending on the user’s height and comfort preference.

How much legroom should I allow for a seated workspace?

For a seated area between base cabinets, allow:
  • 24” to 30” of legroom
This provides comfortable space for sitting and movement.

Summary

Our cabinet system offers:
  • A wide variety of cabinet types
  • Fully customizable sizing through Design to Fit
  • Flexible configurations for real-world use
  • Specialty solutions for specific storage needs
The result is a system that can be tailored to fit your space, your storage needs, and how you actually use your garage.