American Made Shaker RTA TK8 Toe Kick-Unfinished

Toe Kick

• 96" Long
• 4.5" Tall
• 1/2" Thick
  

Have a particular color in mind?
Our unfinished panels, trim and moldings are what you need to complete your project. They can be Painted or Stained.

Our Cabinets are Made in America 100%, and Feature

• Solid Wood Quality
• No Particleboard or other "Engineered" Wood
• Soft Close Hinges and Drawer Glides
• Lowest Price Guaranteed
• Finished Ends on all Cabinets
• Easy Pocket Screw Assembly

Combine with other Cabinets to complete your project.
Gray Shaker Collection,
White Shaker Collection
Unfinished Shaker Collection

Proudly Made in America.
Assembly Required. NEW Quick and Easy Pocket Screw Assembly. No special tools required. Instructions included.

Pro Tips

Adding under cabinet molding is a simple yet effective way to give your kitchen a polished and elegant finish. This decorative trim helps conceal lighting, smooth transitions between cabinets and walls, and enhance the overall aesthetic. Whether you prefer a traditional or modern style, molding adds a custom touch that makes cabinetry look more high-end. When planning your kitchen storage, consider incorporating an appliance garage corner to keep small appliances like blenders, toasters, and coffee makers hidden yet easily accessible, maintaining a clutter-free countertop.

One way to personalize your kitchen design is by choosing unique kitchen cabinet hardware. From sleek, modern bar pulls to antique-inspired knobs, hardware plays a crucial role in defining your kitchen’s style. Mixing different finishes, such as matte black with brass or chrome with glass, can create a distinctive and eye-catching look. Whether you prefer a bold statement or a subtle upgrade, the right hardware selection can make a big impact on your cabinetry.

If you're updating your kitchen, understanding kitchen cabinet removal is essential before starting a remodel. Properly removing cabinets requires careful planning, starting with disconnecting appliances, loosening screws, and taking down wall cabinets before base cabinets to prevent damage. Taking your time with removal ensures that walls and floors remain intact, making the installation of new cabinetry smoother.

In the bathroom, a stained bathroom vanity offers warmth and sophistication, bringing out the natural beauty of the wood grain. Stains range from light and airy finishes to rich, dark tones, allowing you to match your vanity to the overall bathroom design. When installing new cabinets, knowing how to hang a cabinet properly is key to ensuring stability and longevity. Secure mounting to wall studs, leveling the cabinets, and using the right hardware will guarantee a sturdy and well-aligned installation. With the right combination of style and functionality, your kitchen and bathroom can be both beautiful and highly practical.