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Materials & construction

Quality you can see
Strength you can feel

Beautiful cabinetry starts beneath the finish. We build from the inside out with proven materials, precise joinery, and hardware chosen for years of everyday use.

Timberland cabinetry in a finished kitchen

A Tennessee based manufacturer, building for homes near and far.

Since 2005

Building quality cabinetry

1/2"

Hardwood plywood cases

3/4"

Adjustable shelves

Soft close

Doors & drawer slides

Dovetail

Drawer construction

Built from the inside out

The details doing the heavy lifting.

A cabinet is opened, loaded, and moved through thousands of cycles. These are the choices that make that daily experience feel solid.

Open solid-wood drawer in white Timberland cabinetry
Solid-wood drawer detail
  1. 01

    Hardwood plywood cases

    Every cabinet starts with 1/2-inch hardwood plywood case construction for dependable strength without paper- or plastic-wrapped interiors.

  2. 02

    Dovetail drawer boxes

    Interlocking dovetail joinery adds strength where a drawer works hardest, helping it stand up to the pull and weight of daily use.

  3. 03

    Soft close throughout

    Soft close doors and drawer slides throughout.

  4. 04

    Adjustable storage

    Substantial 3/4-inch adjustable shelves make it easier to configure each cabinet around the things you actually store.

Construction by collection

Three collections. One solid foundation.

Every collection shares the same solid construction. What changes is the door style, the drawer box, and how far you can customize.

Included in every collection

  • 1/2-inch hardwood plywood case construction
  • 1 1/2-inch solid hardwood face frames
  • Natural finished wood interiors, no paper or plastic
  • Soft close doors and full-extension drawer slides
  • 3/4-inch adjustable shelves
  • Recessed 1/4-inch plywood toe kick

Princeville

Lifestyle

Classic raised-panel cabinetry with timeless appeal.

  • Standard overlay that frames each door and drawer
  • 5/8-inch hardwood-veneered dovetail drawer boxes
  • Matching interior finish available

Craftsman & Harpeth

Signature

A clean, seamless look with more ways to customize.

  • Full-overlay doors and drawers
  • 5/8-inch solid hardwood dovetail drawer boxes
  • Full-length I-beam case support
  • Furniture ends, glass doors, and reduced or increased depths

Avalon, Nantucket & Sanibel

Signature Plus

Our premium collection, for the most design freedom.

Everything in Signature, plus:

  • Largest selection of door styles, paint options, and SKUs

Product specifications may vary by style and are subject to change. Confirm final construction details with your Timberland designer or dealer.

Close view of Timberland Flat Iron wood finish and brass cabinet hardware

Natural material, considered finish

Character isn’t a defect. It’s the point.

Natural wood carries its own grain, mineral markings, and color movement. Stains bring those differences forward; painted finishes create a more uniform field while the wood beneath continues to respond to its environment.

Choose from a physical color chip.

Screens shift color. A free color chip is the best way to evaluate a finish beside your flooring, counters, and lighting.

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Good to know

Questions, answered.

Are Timberland cabinet boxes solid wood?+

Cabinet cases are built from 1/2-inch hardwood plywood. Plywood is a natural wood product engineered in layers for stability and reliable screw-holding strength, making it well suited for cabinet case construction.

Is soft close standard?+

Yes. Timberland cabinets feature soft close doors and drawer slides throughout.

Will every wood finish look exactly the same?+

No two pieces of natural wood are identical. Grain, mineral streaks, color, and finish absorption can vary from one component to another. We recommend viewing a physical color chip before making your final selection.

Can I compare the construction in person?+

Yes. Visit a Timberland showroom to see cabinet displays, feel the hardware, and compare door styles and color chips with a designer.

See it. Open it. Feel the difference.

Construction makes more sense in person.

Visit a showroom to compare collections, operate the hardware, and look closely at the materials before you choose.

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