
RTA cabinets · 30 door styles · by the SKU
Pick the door.
Order the list.
Ready-to-assemble cabinets in the manufacturer’s own finishes, listed by exact SKU with real dimensions. Build your list, then a person checks it before anything ships.
Prices shown for listed SKUs; other prices confirmed before order. Availability and delivery timing confirmed after order.
Exact manufacturer finishes
Every style keeps its manufacturer name and code, so what you order is what arrives.
Listed by SKU and size
Width, height and depth on every piece, with a drawing you can check against your plan.
Paste your list
Already have a designer’s SKU list? Paste it into Quick Order and we match every line.
Checked before it ships
JLK reviews each order for missing fillers, panels and toe kick before confirming.
Shop by style
Start with the door.
Essential Shaker
Plain five-piece shaker in the three colors most kitchens start from.
Charm Shaker
Standard shaker profile in deeper paints and woodgrains.
Slim Shaker
Narrow-rail shaker that reads cleaner and more modern.
Double Shaker
A stepped double frame for a more tailored door.
Package · 13 pieces
Shaker White 10×10 Kitchen
Thirteen Shaker White pieces for a 10 ft × 10 ft L-shaped kitchen, a common reference layout for comparing cabinet pricing.
The 13-piece package is priced from its individual cabinet list.
See the parts list- SW-W3012
- SW-W2730
- SW-DCW2430
- SW-W2130
- SW-W1830
- SW-W1230
- SW-B33
- SW-SB36
- SW-DWR3
- SW-B15
- SW-B12
- SW-F342
- SW-TKC
How ordering works
Four steps, one person checking.
- 01
Choose a style
Order a sample door if you want to see the color in your own light.
- 02
Build your list
Add cabinets by category, start from the 10×10, or paste SKUs into Quick Order.
- 03
We check it
JLK reviews sizes, fillers, panels and trim, and flags anything missing.
- 04
Confirm and ship
Pricing, freight and delivery timing are confirmed with you before payment.
From the 2026 catalog.
Room scenes shown with the catalog’s original captions.
“Most cabinet problems start as a missing filler on the order. I’d rather catch it on paper.”





















