The distinction comes down to what Texas homeowners normally have to give up to get semi-custom cabinetry, which is usually either the budget or the timeline. Fabuwood asks for neither. Solid wood construction, proper finishes and soft-close hardware are standard, so the cabinets hold their appearance through years of ordinary use. Production sits in the United States drawing on materials sourced globally, which keeps quality even and availability quicker than the category norm. Given how much new building the state does, a semi-custom line that arrives when it is supposed to is worth as much as the styling.

Go through the Fabuwood range, settle on the sizes and door styles the project calls for, and submit everything through the online ordering system. Where a question surfaces, or the job carries requirements that fall outside a standard configuration, our customer service team will work through it with you rather than leaving you to interpret a spec sheet alone.

Yes, at no cost. More than 20 years of kitchen design work sits behind the team, and that goes into planning an efficient layout, putting collections next to each other for comparison, and rendering the finished room in 3D before an order exists. Texas builds tend toward large open-plan kitchens, where scale is the thing people misjudge, and a rendering settles the question of whether an island reads as generous or simply enormous.

Both are covered. Our authorized Fabuwood dealer status means delivery is handled properly, and installation runs through installers we work with regularly rather than whoever is available. Texas is a large state to move freight across, so passing along the delivery address and anything unusual about site access early tends to save a rescheduled day later.

Every Fabuwood cabinet carries a manufacturer’s limited warranty. It covers defects in material and workmanship where the cabinets are in normal residential use.

Warm water, a mild soap solution and a soft cloth will handle routine cleaning. Abrasive scrubbers, ammonia-based products and harsh chemicals are the things to keep away from the finish, because that damage does not come out. Wash the surfaces and dry them properly afterward. On the Gulf Coast in particular, where humidity is constant and air conditioning cycles all summer, letting moisture sit on a cabinet is the habit that shortens a finish.

Both. Homeowners can work through the online showroom at their own pace or upload plans for us to look at. Contractors and builders running larger jobs, or placing orders on a recurring basis, are better served by our Contractor Program.