Capturing the essence of natural beauty, earthy textures, and soft natural fabrics, this exciting TFL (Thermally Fused Laminate) is the new generation of melamine that offers an affordable collection of finishes. The inherent and unique characteristics of real wood have been brought to life in this durable, long-lasting wood alternative product that offers quality and unique, creative design solutions. Fine Exotic wood grains to earthy, rustic wood grains that replicate on-trend barn wood allow for endless design possibilities. In addition to the unique wood grain Laminates, we offer a cool white high gloss finish that offers a hint of elegance to any design. View Laminate Finishes here

The Painted Fusion Finishes Collection by Superior Cabinets features an assortment of over 30 top trending painted colors on MDF. If you crave a more dynamic look, consider one of our unique Handcrafted Painted Fusion Finishes. All Fusion Finishes are available on over 20 door styles, including One Piece or Five Piece MDF. This dynamic line was the winner of the Best of KBIS (Kitchen and Bath Industry Show) – People’s Choice Award 2017 and the 2013 Achievement In Business Excellence (ABEX) Award for Innovation. View Fusion Finishes here

Unleash your creativity in the kitchen with Superior Cabinets’ Colour Your Way program! Explore over 2,000 vibrant paint options to craft your dream kitchen. Learn more about the Custom Paint Program.

WHAT IS MDF?

MDF, AKA Medium-density fibreboard is an engineered wood product made by breaking down hardwood or softwood residuals into wood fibres, often in a defibrator, combining it with wax and a resin binder, and forming panels by applying high temperature and pressure. MDF is generally denser than plywood.  Source: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Medium-density_fibreboard MDF material, used for painted doors in the Superior Cabinets Collection and Fusion Finishes. Our MDF meets the formaldehyde emission levels of the California Air Resource Board (CARB), ensuring healthier air quality. MDF is durable and has a high resistance to wear. It is the perfect material for painted lacquer finishes and various artisan or hand-crafted finishes. MDF is also great for environments with low humidity and dramatic seasonal changes (example: Cabins or Cottages), as cracking at door joints due to seasonal changes will not occur, unlike painted wood doors which move causing cracking at door joints.

The in-house wood collection offers numerous stains, finishes and door styles on Oak, Rift Cut Oak, Hickory, Maple, Cherry and Black Walnut. This line appeals to homeowners looking for a contemporary, eclectic, traditional or old world kitchen. The vast variety of colours available in the collection will add a distinguishing element to any design. We recommend 40 to 50% humidity levels be maintained in the home in order to reduce or prevent warping, shrinking panels or cracking of wood products. View Wood Finishes here.

Looking for something Rustic? If you are craving something with a little more character, consider our five Rustic wood options on solid panel doors available in Rustic Oak, Maple, Hickory, Cherry and Black Walnut.

Oak is a relatively hard, dense wood with a high resistance to wear. A porous wood with a more open grain, oak stained with light colours will show the wood and grain variation to a greater degree than with dark stain colours. However, the texture of oak will be apparent even with dark finishes, due to the porous nature of the wood. Northern Red Oak is used in our oak cabinetry. View Oak Wood Finishes Here.

Oak is a hard porous wood. Rift Cut Oak will exhibit a finer, straighter grain than regular oak. You may notice variation from piece to piece or within the same piece as Rift Cut Oak can vary from light to a dark grain. Colour variation may also be noticeable between stiles and rails due to opposing grain direction. Occasional sound pin knots and fletches may occur. This is the nature of Rift Cut Oak. View Rift Cut Oak Finishes Here.

Maple is a durable wood. Occasional sound pin knots and/or mineral streaks may occur. Expansion and contraction is more apparent in Maple than in other wood species. Light stain colours will show wood and grain variations to a greater degree than dark stain colours. Due to the nature of maple, some stains may produce an irregular colour pattern. This is a unique quality in maple wood. View Maple Wood Finishes Here.

Hickory is known for its strength and durability. A hard, heavy wood, hickory has distinct and extremely dramatic colour variations in its grain due to the combination of sapwood and heartwood. These variations in colour are a trademark of hickory. Veneer panels and finished sides, as well as book matching on panels, may appear striped due to grain variations. This is standard for hickory veneer products. View Hickory Wood Finishes Here.

Cherry is chosen for high-end furniture and cabinetry. Its colours range from natural warm honey to reddish-brown, which darken considerably with exposure to light. Due to the growing patterns of cherry, there may be mineral streaks, pin knots and gum pockets that create unique markings on the wood. These markings are acceptable and part of the unique appeal of cherry wood. Sapwood may be present in cherry and is much lighter in colour than normal cherry. Sapwood will not darken to the extent of normal cherry wood. View Cherry Wood Finishes Here.

Black Walnut is desirable in high end furniture and cabinetry. Its unique characteristics define the essence of this wood type. Black Walnut is strong, hard and durable, without being excessively heavy. This wood varies in colour and grain, and is naturally light to chocolate brown in colour. The Solid woods and veneers show a wide range of figures including stripes, burls, mottles and curls even within the same piece, which is a desired characteristic of Black Walnut. Black Walnut will oxidize over time and more significantly with exposure to direct sunlight. The colour of this wood species will fade and yellow as it ages. View Black Walnut Finishes Here.

Just the way nature intended it to be. Are you looking for something Rustic? If you are craving something with a little more character, consider our Rustic wood options on solid panel doors available in Rustic Oak, Rift Cut White Oak, Maple, Hickory, Cherry and Black Walnut.

The Rustic Knotty Alder Collection by Superior Cabinets features 14 stains and 4 handcrafted finishes on Rustic Alder Wood, available in 2 reverse raised panel solid wood door styles. If you crave wood in its natural rustic state, ensure you put this on your wish list. Remember, it’s nice to be knotty. View The Rustic Knotty Alder Finishes here. Read more about the collection here.

The Marca Collection is comprised of our luxurious Handcrafted finishes available on Oak, Maple, Hickory, Cherry, Rift Cut Oak and Black Walnut. View The Marca Collection Finishes here.