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Finished Kitchen Cabinets

Painted or stained Birch cabinets with soft close doors and drawers.

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Prefinished Stock Cabinets for Kitchens and Baths

Prefinished stock cabinets are the fastest way to get a finished kitchen or bathroom. The doors, drawers, and boxes arrive stained, painted, and sealed at the factory, ready to hang the day they’re delivered. Builders Surplus YeeHaa carries prefinished stock cabinets in popular door styles and finishes, with the most-requested sizes available to take home the same day.

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Why Choose Prefinished Stock Cabinets?

For most kitchen remodels, prefinished cabinets are the right answer.

Faster project timeline

Install the cabinets the day they arrive. No sanding, staining, drying, or curing. Most kitchens move from teardown to functional in a week or less.

Consistent factory finish

Cabinet factories spray and cure finishes in controlled environments that produce more uniform color and a more durable topcoat than site-finishing.

Cleaner job site

Without sanding dust or stain fumes in the kitchen, the remodel is easier on the rest of the house.

Predictable color match

What you see in the showroom is what shows up in your kitchen. Site-finished cabinets can vary across pieces depending on the room temperature and humidity during finishing.

Manufacturer warranty on the finish

Most prefinished cabinet lines include a finish warranty (usually 1 to 5 years) covering peeling, fading, and yellowing under normal use.

Common Door Styles and Finishes

Stock cabinets come in a focused but versatile range of styles. The most common:

Shaker

A clean, square-edged panel door with a flat center. Works in modern, traditional, and farmhouse kitchens, the most popular style by a wide margin.

Raised Panel

A traditional door with a profiled center panel raised from the frame. Better suited to traditional and transitional kitchens.

Slab

A flat, single-piece door with no detailing. Modern and minimalist, and the easiest to clean.

Glass-Front

Wall cabinets with glass panels in place of solid doors. Used as accents in display areas.

Common finishes include warm whites, espresso and dark walnut tones, natural and golden oak, and gray or charcoal painted finishes. The exact selection rotates based on what’s in stock.

Stock Cabinet Sizes

Standard sizes are organized for designing a kitchen efficiently.

  • Base cabinets: 34½ inches tall, 24 inches deep, widths from 9 to 48 inches in 3-inch increments.
  • Wall cabinets: Heights of 12, 15, 18, 24, 30, 36, or 42 inches; depths of 12 to 24 inches.
  • Tall cabinets: 84 or 96 inches tall for pantries and oven housings.
  • Vanity cabinets: 18 to 60 inches wide, 32 to 36 inches tall, 21 inches deep.

Most kitchens can be designed entirely from stock sizes with a few filler strips. Custom widths and modifications are usually unnecessary.

How To Choose the Right Prefinished Cabinets

Pick a door style that matches the rest of the home. Shaker is a safe choice for almost any style. Raised panel skews traditional. Slab is best for modern interiors.

Check the construction before the finish. Plywood boxes and dovetail drawers outlast particleboard with stapled joinery. Soft-close hinges and full-extension drawer slides are upgrades that pay off daily.

Plan around the work triangle. Sink, range, and refrigerator should form a comfortable triangle. Drawer banks near the range, pantry near the entrance, dish storage near the sink.

Coordinate the finish with countertops and flooring. Dark cabinets pair well with lighter countertops and warm-toned flooring. White and light cabinets give more flexibility. Bring samples home before you commit.

Verify the door style is consistent across the line. Some manufacturers offer the same door style in different woods. The actual look can vary considerably between maple and oak in the same door profile.

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Shopping Prefinished Cabinets at Builders Surplus YeeHaa

We stock prefinished cabinets across price points from established manufacturers, with the most common sizes and popular finishes ready on the floor.

Our design team can plan a full kitchen or bath layout, work within your budget, and coordinate cabinets with your countertops, backsplash, and flooring. This service is free.

For projects that need custom colors or matching to an existing kitchen, see our unfinished stock cabinets. For full custom builds, ask about our semi-custom and custom lines in store.

Professional installation can be arranged for any cabinets purchased from us.

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Prefinished Cabinets: FAQs

Prefinished stock cabinets for an average-size kitchen typically run $3,000 to $10,000 for the cabinets alone, before installation. Higher-end stock lines with plywood construction and soft-close hardware push toward the upper end.

For most remodels, yes, because they install faster, have more durable factory finishes, and need less work. Unfinished makes sense when you need to match an existing finish or want a custom color.

With proper care, prefinished cabinets can last 15–20 years or more. The long lifespan is due to their factory finish, which resists chipping, fading, and wear better than many hand-applied finishes.

Yes, with prep. The existing finish needs to be cleaned, lightly sanded, primed with a bonding primer, then painted. Many homeowners refresh kitchens this way 15 to 20 years in instead of replacing.

Installation can be arranged for any cabinets purchased from us. Our team can also help with the kitchen design and layout at no charge before you commit to a cabinet line.

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