B1Scratch and dent, graded honestly

How we grade a cabinet

Every unit gets a letter before it is listed. We would rather undersell the grade than have you open a box and feel lied to.

New overstock

Typical savings 25 to 40% Set

Brand new, never installed. Surplus run or discontinued color. The only wear is on the carton.

You'll see: Nothing on the cabinet
Photos: Stock photo of the style
Warranty: Limited, per lot listing

Light cosmetic

Typical savings 40 to 55% Set

Marks under 1 inch, on a side that ends up against a wall or under a counter. Box is square and complete.

You'll see: A scuff once you look for it
Photos: Close-up of the mark
Warranty: Limited, excludes the mark

Visible damage

Typical savings 55 to 70% Set

Dents, chipped edges or a cracked panel that needs touch-up or a filler. Structurally sound and every part is there.

You'll see: Damage you will need to fix
Photos: Every face of that exact unit
Warranty: None

Parts and salvage

Sold by the piece or bundle

Loose doors, drawer fronts, panels and fillers. Not sold as a working cabinet. Good for repairs and matching.

You'll see: Mixed condition, listed per piece
Photos: The bundle as packed
Warranty: None

Looks newNeeds a fixParts only

Our promise:If a unit arrives worse than its grade, note it on the delivery receipt and claim it within 5 business days with photos, and we refund it. Clearance damage is a refund, never a swap, because there is usually no second unit to send.

Where the grade shows up

On every lot card, every product page and every cart line. Graded lots are photographed to their grade: a close-up of the mark on a B, every face of the exact unit on a C.

Still to supply

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