Southampton™ Maple Cabinetry Shown in Café Ebony Glaze Finish

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Southampton™ Maple Cabinetry Shown in Café Ebony Glaze finish The Southampton door style is destined to make a statement in any room with its stunning rope inlay and full overlay door and drawer front design. The Southampton is our most ornate and decorative door style and will personalize your home with its fine detail and craftsmanship. Southampton™ is available in the following stain and paint* finishes Double Espresso Truffle Espresso Autumn Brown Nutmeg Bordeaux Storm Mocha Café Toffee Crystal Onyx Slate River Rock Vanilla Cream Latte Linen Alpine White Also available in the following glaze* options Nutmeg Bordeaux Storm Mocha Café Toffee Toffee Crystal Ebony Glaze Ebony Glaze Ebony Glaze Ebony Glaze Ebony Glaze Ebony Glaze Taupe Glaze Taupe Glaze Onyx Onyx Onyx Slate Slate Slate River Rock River Rock Pewter Glaze Taupe Glaze Frost Glaze Ebony Glaze Taupe Glaze Frost Glaze Ebony Glaze Pewter Glaze River Rock Vanilla Cream Vanilla Cream Vanilla Cream Vanilla Cream Latte Latte Latte Taupe Glaze Ebony Glaze Pewter Glaze Taupe Glaze Frost Glaze Ebony Glaze Pewter Glaze Taupe Glaze Linen Linen Linen Linen Alpine White Alpine White Alpine White Ebony Glaze Pewter Glaze Taupe Glaze Frost Glaze Ebony Glaze Pewter Glaze Taupe Glaze Southampton Maple Cabinetry – Southampton’s 3/4" thick solid maple Summit Collection door frames are assembled with nine-piece mitered construction and blind mortise Available in the following and tenon joinery. The raised center panel is constructed of genuine solid maple construction series: wood. Full overlay doors and drawer fronts with rope inlay and sculpted inner door Premier™ AllWood™ profile. Must upgrade to dovetail drawers. Decorative hardware is required. Pinnacle™ *additional charge applies Visit echeloncabinetry.com/paint-disclosure for more information on our painted finishes. EchelonCabinetry.com Trademark owned by ACProducts, Inc. ©ACPI SSLITSOUTHAMP 04/16 Printed in the United States of America Echelon Cabinetry products are certified by the Kitchen Cabinet Manufacturers Association..

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