Scratch Dent Cabinets: How to Inspect, Save Money, and Fix Flaws
Scratch dent cabinets are brand-new cabinets that have small cosmetic damage, like a nick, scuff, or tiny ding, but they still open, close, and function like they should. Because they aren't "perfect," they're often sold at a discount, which can mean real savings on a kitchen or vanity upgrade. Still, the lower price comes with a little homework. You'll want to inspect each box in good light, check doors and drawers for smooth movement, and confirm you have all the parts. It also helps to plan where each cabinet will go, since flaws can be easy to hide on an end panel, but obvious at eye level. Finally, decide what you can live with versus what you'll fix, and if you need help after install, Dr. Cabinet can handle repairs or adjustments. What scratch dent cabinets really mean (and what they do not) Most of the time, scratch dent cabinets are a pricing label, not a quality label. The cabinet didn't fail, it just took a hit somewhere between the factor...