Stock cabinets are pre-built cabinet boxes in industry-standard sizes. These cabinets tend to offer less door styles and finishes along with cabinet accessories, which is how the price point stays low.

In comparison to other cabinets, they are the least expensive.

Industry-standard stock cabinet sizes increase in 3" width increments. Typically, upper and lower cabinets range from 9" to 36" widths.

Stock cabinets can range in quality depending on where they are purchased and how they were built. Look for things like all-plywood construction, soft-close adjustable door hinges, soft-close full-extension drawer glides for higher quality.

Semi-custom cabinets come from a manufacturer. The 'semi-custom' aspect means they come with a variety of modifications available for a more customized kitchen without the custom price tag.

Semi-stock cabinets offer a few more options than the basic stock option like increased or decreased cabinet depths.

Yes. If your budget allows for semi-custom cabinetry and you like the idea of fully assembled boxes and modifications, this type of cabinet is a great choice.

Semi-custom cabinets are somewhat limited in their capabilities compared to custom. Custom cabinets have no limitations and almost endless finishes and configurations are available to meet any need.

Industry-standard semi-custom cabinet sizes increase in 3" width increments. Typically, upper and lower cabinets range from 9" to 36" widths.