Pre-Assembled Kitchen Cabinets: No Assembly, 59 Styles

Pre-assembled kitchen cabinets arrive as finished boxes, so assembly costs $0 on our pre-assembled lines. You pick from 59 door and color variants, and a 10x10 kitchen runs $2,859 to $9,384, cabinets only.

Pre-assembled cabinets cost $0 to assemble, against $38 per base, wall or vanity cabinet on our RTA and stock lines. The box shows up built. RTA is flat-pack that you or a handyman put together.

Let's be straight about it. RTA costs less on the cabinets alone: its median is $3,050, against $5,691 for pre-assembled. What the extra money buys is a built box, a wider spread of styles and a cheaper installation line. Want custom cabinets or custom cabinetry? Those start from about $150 per cabinet on the semi-custom and custom lines. Our RTA and stock pages cover the cheaper end.

A 10x10 kitchen of pre-assembled cabinets runs $2,859 to $9,384, cabinets only, with a median of $5,691 across 58 styles. Those figures are cabinets only. Assembly is $0, while installation, delivery and countertops are extra.

We don't quote per linear foot. Cabinets differ too much, so use these per-cabinet prices and your own layout as the cabinet line of your remodel budget.

For context, HomeAdvisor puts a national 10x10 kitchen at $2,000 to $24,000, with most between $4,000 and $13,000. Our pricing page and financing options cover the rest, and builders can start at volume pricing for builders.

Our main pre-assembled lines use a ½-inch plywood box, ¾-inch plywood adjustable shelves and ⅝-inch solid wood dovetail drawer boxes.

Doors vary by line. Painted lines have solid wood or HDF stiles and rails with a ⅜ to ⅝-inch MDF center panel. Stained lines have solid wood stiles and rails with a plywood or MDF center panel. One frameless slab line is different: a ¾-inch engineered furniture board box and lacquered MDF-core doors. MDF is pressed wood fiber, and we don't call it wood.

Homeowners ask for the cheaper MDF box. In our projects a plywood box usually comes out 10 to 15% more than the same kitchen with an MDF box, and we recommend it anyway. On kitchens we've serviced, MDF boxes swell at the sink base and under the dishwasher. More in our plywood vs MDF breakdown.

Our pre-assembled catalog lists 59 door and color variants: 36 shaker, 12 raised panel, 6 slim shaker and 5 slab. Of the 59, 54 are framed with full overlay doors and 5 are frameless.

By color family, the catalog counts 17 natural wood, 11 gray, 7 white, 7 black, 7 blue, 4 beige and 4 green. Finish names include Alabaster White, Bianco Gloss, Carbone Matte, Evergreen Fog, Forest Green, Accessible Beige and Echo Dove.

• Door styles: shaker, slim shaker, slab and raised panel
• Colors: white, gray, blue, green and natural wood

Slab doors suit a modern look. For context, the NKBA 2026 Kitchen Trends survey of 634 respondents lists slab doors at 69%. Pick the door style first, then colors and finishes, then hardware. Five variants are oak.

Our crew's installation labor is $90 per ready-assembled cabinet box against $130 per standard box, so $40 less per box, within 100 miles of Alpharetta.

Crown is $60 a piece, fillers $50, toe kick $120. Demolition is $1,600 per project, and you provide the dumpster. A standard 10x10 kitchen takes our crew 3 to 5 working days on average. More on installation.

Delivery across Georgia is $300 curbside or $450 to the garage or driveway, both up to 50 miles, and quoted per order beyond that. Someone has to be there to receive the boxes, and we never carry them inside the home. It usually lands within about 10 days of shipment, with advance notice of any change. Production time depends on the design and is quoted per project. Outside our install zone we help you find an installer. See Georgia cabinet delivery.

Our free 3D kitchen design stays valid for 10 days, and you can ask for any change by one message. Send photos of the room from all sides, the ceiling height, wall lengths and where the windows, plumbing, fridge and gas sit. A dedicated personal manager stays with every customer.

1. We draw your design from the photos and layout details. Most designs need one revision round at most.
2. Once the kitchen is designed, you check the full design with all dimensions and confirm it.
3. We send a payment link that carries the dimensions and specs.
4. You re-check the specs and sign.
5. The order goes into production.

Cabinets are made per project, so there's no cancellation, return or exchange after sign-off and payment. Check every dimension twice. The most common mistake is measuring wall length only and missing out-of-square walls and casings. A 1 to 2 inch error means rework or delay.

We don't paint or reface old cabinets, so this page is for a full replacement. Start with a free design, or visit the showroom design desk for a design consultation.