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Macarthur Pewter Glaze Shaker Dove Grey Melvern Espresso Shaker Dove Grey Melvern Espresso MacArthur Pewter Glaze Woodmark knows Pros. Rely on the experts. We know that every Pro is different, and every Pro project requires different resources. Our versatile cabinetry lines of We also know that two of the most Hampton Bay, Hampton Bay important criteria for you when buying are Designer Series and Woodmark everyday low prices that do not depend on PRO give you the style, prices limited promotions and timing. You know a and construction you need to good deal when you see one, which is why get your specific job done, and our PROfolio™ program offers one of the best—including a complete line of offerings done right. at exclusive everyday low prices and options for easy delivery. Features of our PROfolio program: • Plywood construction available in Woodmark PRO® • A guaranteed deliver-by date with American Woodmark PROXpress™ • Jobsite delivery • Volume discounts available • Best-in-class service 1 Hampton Bay Collections Hampton Bay Construction Shaker Wall Cabinets 1 6 1 Top/Bottom Panels: 3/8" engineered wood fully encapsulated in the face frame, back and side panels. 2 Face Frame: Pocket screw construction with 3/4" 3 thick, 1½" wide material. 3 Back Panel: Full 3/8" back panel fully encapsulated into top and bottom panels for strength. 4 Interiors: Natural maple laminate finish on engineered wood. 5 Shelves: 3/4" thick adjustable shelves with metal 8 5 shelf pins. 6 Hinges: Fully concealed and adjustable. 4 Brindle Dove Gray RTF Java Satin White RTF 7 End Panels: Finished cabinetry – 1/2" engineered 7 • Full overlay • Full overlay • Full overlay • Full overlay wood with laminated exterior to match cabinet finish. Unfinished cabinetry – 1/2" engineered wood with raw exterior. Hampton Unfinished Shown hinged on right. 8 Door: Reversible door on single-door cabinets for left or right opening. Hinged on the left from the factory. 2 Double door cabinets are full-access, no center stile. Base Cabinets 1 Drawer Glides: Finished cabinetry – Ball-Bearing Unfinished cabinetry – Epoxy. 4 2 Drawer Box: Hardwood 4-sided drawer box with fully encapsulated bottom panel. 1 3 Bottom Panels: 3/8" engineered wood fully 2 encapsulated in the face frame, back and side panels. 4 Face Frame: Pocket screw construction with 3/4" thick, 5 1½" wide material. Cognac Satin White RTF Medium Oak Natural Hickory Unfinished 5 Back Panel: Full 3/8" hardboard with a natural maple laminate interior. Sink bases must be cut for plumbing Partial overlay 7 • Partial overlay • Full overlay • Partial overlay • Partial overlay access. 6 10 6 Interiors: Natural maple laminate finish on engineered wood. 7 Shelf: 3/4" thick adjustable half-depth shelf. 9 3 8 Hinges: Fully concealed and adjustable. 9 End Panels: Finished cabinetry – 1/2" engineered 8 wood with laminated exterior to match cabinet finish. Shown hinged on right. Unfinished cabinetry – 1/2" engineered wood with raw exterior. 10 Door: Reversible door on single-door cabinets for left or right opening. Hinged on the left from the factory. Double door cabinets are full-access, no center stile. 2 3 Hampton Bay Designer Series Collections Hampton Bay Designer Series Construction Gretna Edgeley 1 Wall Cabinets 1 Top/Bottom Panels: 3/4̎ laminated furniture board. 2 2 Back Panel: 1/4̎ laminated furniture board with 4̎ x 1/2̎ concealed furniture board mounting rails top and bottom. Cabinets 36̎ and wider will be drilled for center shelf supports. 3 Shelves: Fully adjustable 3/4̎ laminated furniture board. Cabinets 21" tall and 3 shorter do not include adjustable shelves. Cabinets 24" tall include one shelf and 4 two hinges. Cabinets 30" and 36" tall include two adjustable shelves and two hinges. Cabinets 42" tall include three adjustable shelves and three hinges. 4 End Panels: 5/8̎ laminated furniture board. 12" 15" Espresso White Glacier Driftwood Thunder • Frameless construction • Frameless construction • Frameless construction • Frameless construction • Frameless construction Door Door Door Door Door Door Top View Elgin Melvern Soleste Top View Note: Any cabinet with a matching interior will be constructed (top, bottom, back, shelves and sides) from 5/8" material. Side View Side View Fully Adjustable Shelves Fully Adjustable Shelves Base Cabinets 1 Top Panel: 5/8̎ plywood rails. 2 Bottom Panel: 5/8̎ laminated furniture board. 3 Back Panel: 1/4̎ laminated furniture board with 4̎ x 5/8̎ plywood mounting rail. 3 4 Shelf: Fully adjustable 3/4̎ laminated furniture board. 1 5 End Panels: 5/8̎ laminated furniture board. White Heron Gray White Heron Gray Spice Drawer • Frameless construction • Frameless construction • Frameless construction • Frameless construction • Frameless construction Drawer 5 4 Door Door Hampton Bay Designer Series Accessories Top View Base Cabinet Top View Base Cabinet Flush 2 Flush Side View Base Cabinet Side View Base Cabinet Standard Brushed Nickel Knob Gallery Brushed Nickel Pull Square Brushed Nickel Pull AHK1-BN AHP13.5-BN AHP14-BN AHP13.12-BN 4 5 Woodmark PRO Collections Leesburg® Ashland® Reading® MacArthur® Shorebrook® Portola® Hanover® Savannah® • Full overlay, with 2-1/4“ frame • Partial overlay • Full overlay, with 3“ frame • Full overlay • Full overlay • Full overlay • Full overlay • Full overlay mitered • Recessed shaker panel* • Recessed panel* • Recessed shaker panel* mitered • Recessed • Raised panel* • Slab veneer panel • Recessed panel* beadboard panel* with solid wood • Raised panel* edge banding Brookland® Portland® Westerly Del Ray® Garner® Glen Ellen® San Mateo® • Full overlay • Partial overlay • Full Overlay • Full overlay, with • Full overlay mitered • Partial overlay • Partial overlay mitered • Raised panel • Raised Panel Doors 3“ frame • Recessed Panel* mitered • Recessed shaker panel • RBVecessed panel • Slab Drawer Fronts • Recessed shaker • Recessed panel • Only available in panel* • Only available in Duraform • Cascading top Duraform and bottom rails Woodmark PRO Best Selling Accessories *Painted finishes may blend engineered and natural materials for a more consistent product. Sculpted Knobs & Pulls Rope Knobs & Flat Contour Pulls T-Bar Pulls Bow Pulls Twisted Crescent Pull Satin Nickel Polished Chrome Satin Nickel Satin Nickel OILED BRONZE 12⅜″ VERONA BRONZE SATIN NICKEL PULL 4701SN 8⅝″ PULL 4302PC KNOB PULL 4302SN KNOB PULL 3230SN KNOB PULL 3230OB PULL 3129VB PULL 3122SN 4303PC 4303SN 3231SN PULL 4712SN Brushed Tin Verona Bronze Weathered Nickel 5¼″ Satin Nickel PULL 4730SN KNOB 3231OB PULL 4302BT KNOB PULL 4302VB KNOB PULL 3230WN KNOB PULL 3129SN 4303BT 4303VB 3231WN 6 7 Woodmark PRO Finishes PAINTED MAPLE CHERRY DURAFORM® EMBER PEWTER HAZELNUT HARBOR STONE BOULDER LINEN SILK NAVY RYE SPICE COGNAC TRUFFLE SLATE JAVA SLATE HARBOR STONE LINEN ESPRESSO BREEZE DRIFT CASCADE GLAZE GLAZE GLAZE Leesburg® Ashland® Reading® San Mateo® Portola® Hanover® Savannah® Brookland® Portland® Westerly Glen Ellen® Del Ray® MacArthur® Shorebrook® Garner® 8 9 American Woodmark PRO Construction Simply Woodmark PRO Collections & Finishes 6 Wall Cabinets Wall Cabinets Clearfield® 1 1 3 Top/Bottom Panels: 1/2" structural hanging 1 Top/Bottom Panels: 1/2" 1 rail. 1/2" plywood top and bottom options. structural hanging rail. 2 Face Frame: 3/4" x 1⅝" hardwood, solid, 2 Face Frame: 3/4" x 1⅝" solid 5 kiln-dried face frame. hardwood face frame. Joints are 5 pressure fitted, glued, double 3 Back Panel: 1/8" hardboard substrate 7 6 captured back. doweled & stapled. 3 Back Panel: 1/8" hardboard 4 Shelf: 3/4" engineered wood shelving with 4 substrate captured back. 6 edge banding, metal shelf rests and adjustable 3 shelf holes. 3/4" thick plywood shelving with 4 Shelf: 1/2" thick shelving edge banding option. with metal shelf rests. 4 ® ® 2 5 Hinges: Hidden Hinges with CushionClose . 5 Hinges: 6-way adjustable 6-way adjustable hinges. Hidden Hinges®. Partial overlay 6 End Panels: 1/2" engineered wood sides with 6 End Panels: 1/2" engineered wood TuffTech® finish. 1/2" plywood sides end option. with our TuffTech® finishing system. Recessed panel 3/4" plywood sides furniture end option. 2 7 Doors: Floating center panel with RYE SPICE NUTMEG our BeautyGuard® finishing system used on wood doors. TRUFFLE Base Cabinets 10 3 Base Cabinets 1 Drawer Glides: Side-mounted, epoxy coated & self-aligning. ® 1 Drawer Glides: Full Access Hidden Glides 2 Drawer Box: 1/2" thick engineered System with CushionClose® Sunbrook® 10 wood with MDF bottoms, finished 3 1 2 2 Drawer Box: Adjustable hardwood drawer front with our TuffTech® finishing system. with 5/8" dovetail box and plywood bottom. Upgrade Option: 5/8" Dovetail 3 hardwood drawer box 5 Top Panel: 3/4" hardwood hanging rail. 1/2" 1 plywood top and bottom options. 2 with laminated MDF bottom. 3 3/4" hardwood 4 4 Face Frame: 3/4" x 1⅝" hardwood, solid, 5 Top Panel: kiln-dried face frame. hanging rail. 7 4 3/4" x 1⅝" solid 6 5 Back Panel: 1/8" hardboard substrate 6 Face Frame: captured back. hardwood face frame. Joints are 9 pressure fitted, glued, double 6 Shelf: 3/4" engineered wood shelving with edge doweled & stapled. 7 banding, and base locking shelf rests. 3/4" thick plywood shelving with edge banding option. 5 Back Panel: 1/8" hardboard 8 substrate captured back. 7 Hinges: Hidden Hinges® with CushionClose®. 8 6-way adjustable hinges. 6 Shelf: 1/2" thick shelving with Full overlay 4 locking plastic shelf rests. 8 Raised panel End Panels: 1/2" engineered wood sides with ® 7 TuffTech finish. 1/2" plywood sides end option. Hinges: 6-way adjustable ® WHITE 9 3/4" plywood sides furniture end option. Hidden Hinges . THERMOFOIL 8 1/2" engineered wood 9 Toe Kick: 1/2" engineered wood inset toe kick. End Panels: 1/2" plywood inset toe kick option. with our TuffTech® finishing system. 9 Floating center panel with 10 Corner Block Doors: our BeautyGuard® finishing system used on wood doors. 10 Corner Block 10 11 A professional look for every room.
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