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 Granite Countertops inc. sells and installs Quality Kitchen Cabinets in Grand Haven, Holland Muskegon, Grand Rapids and all of West Michigan. Quality Cabinets is considered one of America’s largest and most reliable cabinet manufacturers, a status that can only be achieved and maintained by 30+ years of providing value at a fair price and backing it up with service, consistent quality and on-time delivery.
 Quality Cabinets manufactures cabinets that live up to your high standards as well as our own. And this cabinetry is offered in such a vast array of sizes, styles and finishes and with such an abundance of optional accessories and upgrades that you’ll feel like you’re getting the custom kitchen you’ve always dreamed of -- but without the special orders, long lead times and custom prices.
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| Quality Cabinets offers several depths of wall, base and vanity cabinets – all in a wide variety of sizes, wood species, door styles and color combinations (more than 500, in fact) and all at an incredible value for the money. Our optional upgrades and decorative accessories allow you to “customize” a room to reflect your personal style – and achieve beauty and function your way. |
 Quality Cabinets products have a rich, natural beauty you’ll be proud of for years to come. That’s because each tree produces its own characteristic color and grain, as individual as a fingerprint. These variations create the distinctive beauty and interest found in natural wood. We hope you will appreciate and enjoy these natural characteristics. Many of our stains are hand-wiped to bring out the natural luster and character of the wood. A catalyzed sealer and topcoat provide superior protection, making them durable and resistant to water and most household chemicals for years of lasting beauty.
 Granite Countertops inc. sells and installs Merillat Kitchen Cabinets in Grand Haven, Holland Muskegon, Grand Rapids and all of West Michigan. Based in Michigan, and part of Masco Cabinetry, Merillat has been providing quality cabinetry since 1946. With manufacturing plants located throughout the United States, Merillat has grown to become one of the nation’s largest cabinet manufacturers and the number one builder preferred cabinet.
 Merillat offers the best selection of stylish, quality products at a variety of price levels, and all Merillat products carry the seal of the Kitchen Cabinet Manufacturers Association (KCMA). Merillat is leading the industry in consumer research to better understand what new home shoppers are looking for when purchasing a home.
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MERILLAT MASTERPIECE
 Our semi-custom Merillat Masterpiece combines premium materials and construction with the ultimate in design flexibility.
Premium features include thicker back and bottom panels, plus full-depth braces for I-beam stability.
Full-depth solid wood drawers feature dovetail construction and standard Blum Tandem Plus Full Extension Drawer Runners with Drawer Buffer System. Solid wood or laminate doors include six-way adjustable self-closing concealed hinges with limited lifetime warranty. Masterpiece cabinets include the widest range of organizational features and accessories.
MERILLAT CLASSIC
 High-quality construction and a wide variety of design options make Merillat Classic our most popular cabinet line. It's built from engineered and solid hardwood components for enduring performance.
Enjoy smooth, quiet drawer operation and six-way self-closing, concealed door hinges with a limited lifetime warranty. Easy-clean interiors resist moisture and stains. Classic cabinets accommodate a wide variety of available features and accessories. Upgrade to premium materials and construction features with Merillat Classic® Deluxe. Our unique SoftAction+ system comes standard on our Deluxe construction cabinetry for a completely silent and effortless movement.
MERILLAT ESSENTIALS
 When value is a top priority, Merillat Essentials delivers, without sacrificing durability. Engineered wood construction features corner gussets for added strength.
Vanity-depth drawers offer smooth, quiet operation, and self-closing, concealed door hinges feature a limited lifetime warranty. Easy-clean interiors resist moisture and stains. Adjustable shelves and optional field installed rollout trays offer flexibility where it's needed most.
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Question & Answers
There are so many things to know about this whole process. How do we go about getting started?
Remodeling projects take time, money, patience and forethought. By following these general guidelines, you can make the process more manageable and stress-free.
Prepare yourself. Remodeling is not an easy process. There will be personal intrusions, noise, distractions and inconveniences, but they can be avoided if you plan in advance.
Determine your needs. Sit down with pen and paper and try to define what it is you really want. Start an ideas folder, making lists of what you like and don’t like in your current room and look for possible ways to improve on them, using this website, product brochures, wood samples and ideas you’ve seen in magazines. Determine how the room is to be used and tie that into features you’d like to add.
Know your limits. Have a solid budget in mind before getting started. This will help keep you on track as you begin visiting showrooms, exploring options and talking with contractors. You don’t want any surprises.
Don’t be afraid to ask questions. Make sure you completely understand what you’re getting before you buy anything or begin work. Keep the lines of communication open with your dealer/designer/contractor and let them know when you have any hesitations or misgivings. Once a contract has been signed, it’s much more difficult to slam on the brakes.
Be open to new ideas. Your contractor and/or designer are the experts and may have solutions and options that you’ve never even thought of.
Plan to visit the dealer showroom more than once. There will be several major decisions involved in the execution of your project. To make the most of everyone’s time, consider bringing a blueprint or drawing of the room to help dealers/designers grasp your particular situation and offer you the most viable options. Make use of our convenient planning guides so that you can have this information in hand.
Check your contractor’s references. It’s also a good idea to contact the Better Business Bureau to see if any complaints have been filed against them. Since everyone operates differently, it’s wise to let your contractor know up front what your expectations are so that they may live up to their end of the agreement.
What are some telltale signs of high-quality construction I can look for as I shop?
To ensure you are getting a durable, long-lasting product, look for the following before making a purchase:
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Kitchen Cabinet Manufacturers Association (KCMA) seal of approval. The KCMA certification program measures cabinets for structural, construction and finish requirements that simulate years of household use. Cabinets that pass (such as ours) are awarded a KCMA seal on the inside of the doors.
• Face frames are constructed of solid kiln-dried hardwoods.
• High-quality construction details like dovetailed drawers, adjustable hinges or easy-glide drawers.
Sealer and topcoat to provide a durable finish, resistant to water and household chemicals.
• Manufacturer’s warranty. Any reputable manufacturer will offer one.
It seems like other areas of my home could benefit from the function and beauty of cabinetry as well. Can it be used in other rooms besides the kitchen?
Absolutely! Cabinetry is fast becoming a creative household solution to the lifestyle dilemmas of today’s busy families. |
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