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What Waypoint Quality means.

Cabinets should be enjoyed for years to come. At Waypoint, we build ours to maintain both form and function for many years to come. How do we do that?

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Our quality standard

Assembled in the USA with global components

Highest quality materials

Lifetime limited warranty

KCMA quality tested

Don’t just take our word for it. Waypoint cabinets are KCMA-tested and certified.

Built to last.

Every Waypoint cabinet is constructed at the highest level of craftsmanship. Each component is pressure­-fitted, glued, and stapled. Kiln­-dried face frames are made with solid hardwood to prevent warping, and half­-inch furniture board corner blocks contribute to the integrity of the cabinets. All construction meets or exceeds the rigorous standards set by the American National Standards Institute.

Face frame joints are precision-fixtured, pressure-fitted and mechanically fastened.

The under-mount clip on the drawer body has a 3mm adjustment up and down to adjust the drawer front. If further movement is needed, it can be loosened, adjusted, and re-tightened.

Built with upgraded, hardwood material, our Solid Wood Door Frame is the ultimate standard for durability.

Our six-way adjustable hinges not only enjoy the gentle closing of CushionCloseⓇ but also open 105 degrees and have an on/off switch to allow for lighter pressure.

For drawers, doors, and select organizational products, CushionCloseⓇ uses damper technology to reduce slamming and ensure gentle, quiet closing.

These optional side panels are almost flush with the face frame, as opposed to a ¼” face frame reveal.

Our solid dovetail drawer construction with plywood bottoms meets KCMA load standards to make this a very dependable drawer.

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Warranty Information

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Installation Guide

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Cabinet Care

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Our sustainability

We work hard to ensure our cabinets are built in a sustainable, responsible way. Learn more about our sustainability practices.

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