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How to buy wholesale kitchen cabinet supplies

The National Association of Home Builder’s Remodeling Market Index (RMI) survey reveals that kitchen remodelling is now among the most common job in the remodeling market with the average household spending anywhere from $17k to $37k. And guess what? About 30% of the budget goes into kitchen cabinets! Certainly there's opportunity to make money here if you source them at the right price and resell for profit.

If you want to join this group and are looking to buy wholesale kitchen cabinets, we have some tips for you:

• Options to customize — Generally you can find 3 type of customization for kitchen cabinets:
  1. Pre-manufactured: Stock cabinets that come in standard sizes and shapes, these modular kitchen cabinet systems can help save money. They're worth a look as the quality has really improved in recent years.
  2. Semi-custom: They allow to choose different sizes and styles so the cabinets are built after you order them. That makes it easier to design a kitchen that fits a particular requirements.
  3. Custom: Cabinets that are handmade to fit any requirements, also the most expensive of the three types. The price will vary widely depending on size, materials and options. They also take much longer time to deliver.
• Ready-to-assemble or fully assembled — How you want the cabinets to be delivered will greatly affect the shipping price. Ready-to-assemble cabinets are packed in flat, space-saving boxes, so they’re easier to ship and transport. However, they will take longer to install compared to fully assembled, which are ready to be installed upon arrival but are more expensive.
• Medium density fiberboard (MDF) — Most mass-market cabinet makers use MDF to construct their cabinets. Because of mdf, you're able to buy an entire set of kitchen cabinets for under $10,000. However, if you want to sell premium cabinets, consider finding quality cabinet makers who offer 100% wood cabinets at a good price.

Finding trusted suppliers

Not all suppliers are true wholesale suppliers. Some are out to scam you. Avoid that by checking off these to-do’s:

Contact the supplier and verify their address

— Trustworthy suppliers will proudly share their contact details on their website. Call them and Google their address to verify their identity.

Check your supplier’s reputation and track record

— Try to only work with suppliers with at least 10 years in business. Additionally, call their customers to find out what they think of the supplier.

Purchase and inspect their products

— Samples will show you product quality, packaging and shipping speeds. It’s always a good idea to order a sample before commiting to a supplier.

Test their customer support

— Your supplier’s customer support will directly affect your support to your customers. So test it early and often!