Kitchen Base and Wall Cabinets
The core of most kitchens. Confirm the layout (line, L or U), cabinet widths, filler panels and corner solutions.
Made-to-order cabinetry from China
Custom Kitchen Cabinets Manufacturer in China
YoloDeco manufactures made-to-order kitchen cabinets, wardrobes and whole-house cabinetry for houses, apartments, hotels and commercial projects. Send a floor plan, kitchen dimensions or reference images; we will work through the layout, carcass, doors, countertop, hardware and packing before pricing.
Already have a floor plan?Include wall lengths, ceiling height, appliances and quantities. Mark unknown items for review.
Made to approved drawingsCabinets are produced against confirmed drawings and dimensions.
One schedule, every roomKitchen, wardrobe and vanity references stay tied to room, size and quantity.
System-level specificationCarcass, doors, countertop, hardware and accessories are reviewed together.
Factory check and packingAgreed details are checked before units are protected and labelled.
Start with the room and layout
Which cabinet group fits the project?
Room type, wall lengths and the appliance list narrow the choice faster than style alone. Use these six groups to prepare a shortlist, then confirm the exact configuration against the floor plan and project requirements.
Tall Cabinets and Pantry Units
Used for ovens, fridges and storage walls. Confirm appliance openings, ventilation space and hinge or runner capacity.
Kitchen Islands
Adds worktop and storage in larger kitchens. Confirm size, water and electrical points, countertop overhang and seating.
Wardrobes
Bedroom storage made to the wall dimensions. Confirm width, height, interior fittings and hinged or sliding doors.
Bathroom Vanities
Moisture-resistant construction for wet rooms. Confirm the basin type, plumbing positions and ventilation.
Laundry, Shoe and Bar Cabinets
Utility and secondary spaces. Confirm dimensions, appliances and airing requirements for each room.
Current product range
Browse custom cabinets by configuration
Use the products below as references for layout, door style and finish. Final dimensions, materials, countertop and hardware are confirmed for the individual order.
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Browse Kitchen Cabinet Configurations
Use these products as references for layout, door style and finish. Final dimensions, materials, countertop and hardware are confirmed for each order.
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Before requesting a price
Define the same cabinets before comparing quotations
A low figure is not useful if the countertop, hardware, appliances or packing has been left open. Ask every manufacturer to quote from the same floor plan and state what is included.
| Item | Information to confirm | Why it matters |
|---|---|---|
| Kitchen layout | Line, L, U or island layout with wall lengths and corner positions. | Decides cabinet counts, corner units and filler panels. |
| Dimensions | Wall lengths, ceiling height, door and window positions, appliance openings. | Cabinets and tall units are made to these confirmed dimensions. |
| Carcass and doors | Carcass material, door style, finish and color. | “Wood” or “gloss” alone does not define how the cabinet is built. |
| Countertop | Material, thickness, edge profile, cutouts for the sink and hob. | Affects weight, support, packing and site handling. |
| Hardware and accessories | Hinges, runners, lift systems, pull-outs and handles. | Must match door weight and cabinet size; defines daily operation. |
| Appliances | Appliance list with model sizes: hob, oven, fridge, hood, dishwasher. | Openings and ventilation space are prepared against confirmed models. |
| Delivery scope | Destination city or port, packing, room labels and installation responsibility. | Separates the manufactured cabinets from freight, site work and other costs. |
A recent cabinet order
From factory pre-assembly to the installed kitchen
This residential kitchen package moved through the same checkpoints described above: the layout and appliance openings were confirmed on the approval drawings, units were dry-fitted in the workshop to check sizes and finishes, and the cabinets were then packed, shipped and installed. The photographs below come from that order.
Project highlights
A made-to-order kitchen produced to approved drawings, checked before packing and delivered for site installation.
Project typeResidential kitchen cabinet package with a tall storage wall.
Order scopeBase, wall and tall units, including glass-front display cabinets.
Finish and hardwareNavy painted shaker-style doors, light carcasses and slim bar handles.
Project supportWorkshop pre-assembly check, unit labels, packing and shipping coordination.
Order flow
- Step 1 · Drawings
Layout, dimensions and appliance openings confirmed on the approval drawings.
- Step 2 · Pre-assembly
Units dry-fitted in the workshop to check sizes, door gaps and finishes.
- Step 3 · Packing and shipping
Units protected, labelled and loaded for the agreed delivery scope.
- Step 4 · Installation
Cabinets unpacked and fitted on site by the local installation team.
Carcass, doors and countertops
A cabinet performs as a complete system
Material names are only the start. Board grade, edge banding, door construction, countertop build-up and hardware must suit the room, the budget and the required use. For a deeper comparison, read laminate cabinets vs solid wood and our guide to MDF cabinets.
Multi-Layer Board
A common carcass choice for kitchens where stability and moisture resistance matter.
- Confirm board grade and brand
- Specify edge banding and sealing
- Use for sink and wet-area units
- Match with the chosen door finish
Particle Board
A budget option for dry areas where the configuration and loading permit.
- Confirm density and board class
- Check edge sealing quality
- Review screw-holding for hinges
- Limit exposure to standing water
Solid Wood
Selected for doors and feature cabinets with a natural grain and finish.
- Confirm species and construction
- Specify stain, paint and sheen
- Allow for natural wood movement
- Approve color from a physical sample
Stainless Steel
Used for sink units and commercial-style kitchens, subject to configuration.
- Confirm steel grade and thickness
- Specify surface finish
- Review pairing with other materials
- Check availability for the layout
Choose the door finish
PET, melamine, lacquer and veneer fronts serve different budgets and styles. Approve the color and surface from a physical sample instead of a screen image alone.
- PET and melamine for durable flat fronts
- Lacquer or paint for custom colors
- Veneer for a natural wood look
- Handle style and edge detail
Specify the countertop
Quartz, sintered stone and marble each carry different weight, cutout and maintenance requirements. Final sizes are normally templated after cabinets are in place.
- Material, thickness and edge profile
- Sink and hob cutouts
- Overhang and seating support
- Site templating and installation scope
Who we manufacture for
One kitchen, a repeated room type or a whole building
The required paperwork changes with the job. A homeowner may start with photos and rough sizes; a contractor usually starts with drawings; a developer may also need sample approval, phased release and room labels.
Homeowners and Renovators
Share room photos, rough dimensions and reference images. A local installer should verify final measurements, services and fixing before production.
Designers and Contractors
Use plan references from the architectural drawings so cabinet sizes, finishes, revisions and quotations remain traceable from room to room.
Developers and Hospitality Teams
Repeated unit types and phased deliveries benefit from an approved sample, controlled revisions and labels that follow the installation sequence.
From drawings to delivery
How a custom cabinet order is developed
Each step closes a different source of error. The approved drawings, samples and finish references should stay aligned with the units that are made, checked and packed.
- Send the briefShare the project location, floor plan, dimensions, quantities and required timing.
- Review the planCheck layout, appliance positions, services and missing information.
- Select the systemSet the carcass, doors, countertop, finish and hardware.
- Approve the scopeConfirm quotation inclusions, drawings, colors and samples before release.
- Manufacture and checkProduce against approved information and inspect the agreed items.
- Pack and coordinate deliveryProtect and label units, prepare the packing list and arrange the agreed shipping scope.
Local review is still required. The project architect, contractor or local installer should confirm final site dimensions, water and electrical points, fixing methods, ventilation and applicable local requirements. A reference photograph cannot replace those project decisions.
Review products before you shortlist
Kitchen cabinet showroom walkthrough
Use the showroom video to review cabinet styles, door finishes and hardware operation. The exact product specification is confirmed separately in the quotation and approved drawings.
What the video can and cannot show
- It shows: cabinet styles, door finishes, colors and display combinations.
- It shows: how drawers, hinges and lift systems operate on display units.
- It does not prove: performance values, certifications or your project’s final dimensions.
- Final specification: confirmed in the quotation and the approved drawings, not from the video alone.
Where these cabinets are used
One cabinet system, four project types
The same made-to-order process serves different room counts and delivery plans. These scene types indicate the applications only; final scope is always confirmed against the individual project.
Questions before ordering
Custom kitchen cabinet FAQ
These answers cover the first enquiry. Product-specific commitments belong in the quotation, approved drawings and samples.
Can you make cabinets to my kitchen dimensions?
Yes. Send the floor plan or wall dimensions, ceiling height and appliance list in PDF, CAD or clear photos. We organize the quotation by room and identify missing information that must be confirmed before production.
Can I order cabinets for one kitchen only?
Yes. We work with homeowners as well as designers, contractors, developers and hospitality buyers. The product list, packing and shipping plan are prepared around the actual order and destination.
Which materials and finishes can I choose?
Carcass options include multi-layer board, particle board, solid wood and stainless steel; door finishes include PET, melamine, lacquer and veneer; countertops include quartz, sintered stone and marble. Availability depends on the configuration and specification.
Do the cabinets include countertops and hardware?
They can be supplied as one package: cabinets, countertop, hinges, runners, lift systems and handles. The quotation states exactly what is included so different suppliers can be compared on the same scope.
Can you match appliances I have already bought?
Yes. Send the appliance list with model sizes. Openings, ventilation space and cabinet dimensions are prepared against the confirmed models, so check that the list is final before drawings are approved.
Are finish or material samples available?
Most small samples are usually free; you only need to pay for shipping. Sample availability and size depend on the selected carcass, door finish and countertop.
Do you provide installation?
Cabinets are supplied with labels and available installation information in the agreed scope. On-site measurement and installation depend on the location and contract. A local installer should verify final dimensions, services, fixing and applicable requirements.
Can cabinets ship with other building materials?
They can be coordinated with doors, windows or other materials when the order, timing and destination allow combined loading. Packaging, container allocation and delivery sequence should be confirmed before production.
Featured guides
Narrow the specification before you shortlist
In-depth guides from our cabinet library: compare wood species, colors and construction before requesting a quotation.
Compare wood species
Grain, hardness, stability and price tier, compared side by side.
Compare colors
Warm neutrals and muted greens that pair with stone and wood.
Choose with confidence
How to judge cabinet quality and plan a purchase from China.
Request a drawing-based quotation
Send the floor plan before choosing a finish
Attach dimensions, appliance lists and reference images. Tell us which requirements are fixed and which still need options, so the first quotation is built around the actual project.