Shaker Cabinet Boxes - What Are They?

Shaker cabinet boxes are great additions to any home that has been renovated. This style of cabinet is truly a valuable addition to any kitchen, particularly for those who have done some remodeling.

Cabinet boxes were also designed with the homeowner in mind. These styles are made with materials that are built to last, not just look good. If you are the type of person who likes to change things around, a classic, stylish Shaker cabinet design can do wonders for your own home.

There are many different types of cabinet designs available today. No matter what your tastes, you will be able to find one that suits your needs. Below are some examples of the types of Shaker cabinets available today.

Style A: The most common style of Shaker cabinet is the classical style. It consists of three to four drawers and may have an under cabinet trash bin and/or a matching pedestal trash can.

Style B: There are several options available for this style. You can choose between six or eight drawers, depending on your needs.

Style C: This style features two to three drawers, depending on your needs. The style feature a decorative top with sliding doors. Some styles may also feature "glass" doors on the front to allow more light into the room.

Style D: You will find that in most cases, Shaker cabinet style D has four drawers. The appearance will be a bit plainer, but it can work out well if you need more storage.

Style E: In this Shaker cabinet box style, you can select from two to three drawers. You will find that the cabinet design has an architectural style and will feature either slats or a block "filling" pattern. The cabinet can feature either horizontal or vertical cabinet placement.

Style F: Shaker cabinet box style F is a great option for someone who has an older kitchen with uneven surfaces. Many of these styles are an inch wider than the average Shaker cabinet.

Style G: A Shaker cabinet box style G will include a mirror as part of the design. While this style is great for those who are bold, this is a style that is not commonly seen today.

Style H: The Shaker cabinet box style H has an archway. Most will have a mirror or be some sort of stylized woodwork, depending on the cabinet's design.

Style I: With the Shaker cabinet box, you will find either a large "V" or a "chuck-wheel" arrangement. If you do not care for any of these options, you can choose a plain-back Shaker cabinet.