FAQ

We do work for contractors, architects, designers, and owner/builders.

All estimates are free.

Roth Wood Products bases its prices on wood type, door and drawer style, cabinet interiors and cabinet convenience items.

In order to get the most accurate estimate, we will need to know the construction type and wood material you would like to use. Any inspiration photos would be helpful for the most accurate estimate. You can also send links to any Houzz Idea Books you may have. If you don’t have any information, Roth will give you an estimate for our basic cabinet package of standard overlay construction using paint grade ready material with a shaker door and drawer style.

Yes! Our sales team has over 250 years of collective experience. We will sit down with you and your client to help design exactly what you need and want. We pride ourselves on staying up to date with current design trends. We also like taking the time to get to know the homeowners and design cabinets to meet the needs of their lifestyle.

Your project manager will coordinate all aspects of your project. Design meetings will take place and a meeting to measure your job in the field will need to happen. You will then be given a set of computer-aided drawings for approval.

Once you give your final approval on your cabinet design, we will deliver your cabinets in about 6 weeks.

We will need to have an approved layout, all appliance specifications from the appliance you ordered, door/drawer style approval, cabinet construction type and wood type.

No. Only framing needs to be completed for final approval. Our goal is to build the cabinets and be able to deliver them once drywall is completed. We can manufacture your cabinets while your electrician, plumber and drywaller finish their onsite work.

We require a 25% deposit once you accept our bid. Final payment is due upon delivery, unless a prior arrangement has been made. We do not accept credit cards or electronic payments. We only accept checks.

We do not install, but your installation contractor will, along with the crown molding, base molding, interior doors, window casings and beams and paneling.

We do not finish, but a finisher or painter can finish your cabinets along with the crown molding, base molding, interior doors, window casings and beams and paneling. We HIGHLY recommend having your cabinets finished in place to achieve the best finished look possible.

Roth Wood Products is happy to provide you with a list of recommendations.

Yes, we do, please call ahead to make sure a Sales representative is available to walk you through the showroom & answer any questions you might have. Our normal business hours are Monday – Thursday, 7:30am – 5:00pm and Friday 7:30am – 11:30am.

All our cabinets are 100% custom-built for each job.  We have no set sizes we need to work around.  Unlike stores such as Lowes or Home Depot who have pre-made cabinets & they use fillers to take up the space.  We actually come out & measure your project, so your cabinets are a perfect fit & utilize as much space as possible.

The only difference between the two relate to the doors and the face frames. Basically, what you see on the exterior of the cabinets.

With paint grade we use a poplar lumber for the door frames and the face frames.
The doors will also have MDF ( Medium density fiber board ) panels.
These two materials paint up very well.

With stain grade the lumber will be based on the species desired.
In this case the door frames, door panels and face frames would all be solid lumber.

The interiors of the cabinets in both cases would be Natural Pre- Finished maple plywood construction.
Dovetail drawer boxes are constructed with a solid lumber box and a plywood bottom. Also, Natural Pre-Finished Maple.
That does not change whether the cabinets are paint grade or stain grade.

The simple answer is no.

The interiors of the cabinets are Natural Pre-Finished maple plywood construction.
Dovetail drawer boxes are constructed with a solid lumber box and a plywood bottom. Also, Natural Pre-Finished Maple.
That does not change whether the cabinets are paint-grade or stain-grade.

There are some specialty materials.
Laminates and/or colored and textured materials in which the vendors we purchase these from use particle board as the substrate to lay these materials on.
That would be the only case in which particle board would be used.