KCD Cabinets Price List 2026: Quality and Buyer's Guide

Here is the Kitchen Cabinet Distributors (KCD) cabinets price list for 2026 from an authorized online dealer. KCD does not publish a consumer price list PDF, so our live prices serve as the price list, and we offer up to 40% off MSRP on KCD cabinets. KCD's 2026 product catalog, with every cabinet code and size, is linked at the top of this article, and our price table is below. After the prices, we cover quality, codes and ordering.

How KCD Pricing Works

KCD prices its cabinets by series. The Premier Series covers three door styles, Brooklyn, Oslo and Shaker. The Builder Series is the Essential door style. Each cabinet code has its own price within a door style, so the same B30 is priced by the style you choose.

Our price on every KCD cabinet is up to 40% off MSRP. The table has one column for each door style: Brooklyn, Oslo, Shaker and Essential. Each cell is our "from" price for that code, the lowest price across the finishes in that style. Every finish has its own live price on its product page, so click through once you have picked a color.

Find the codes on your list in the first column, then read across to compare the four door styles.

KCD Price List by Cabinet Code

Our price per cabinet, as of September 25, 2026. Each column is the lowest price across the finishes in that series; every finish has its own live price on its product page.

MSRP vs Our Price: Brooklyn

What Changes the Price of a KCD Kitchen

Two things decide most of a KCD total: the cabinets the room needs and the door style you put on them. After that come the specialty pieces, the accessories and the trim that finishes the job.

Cabinet size

Price climbs with width. A B12 and a B36 share the same 34.5 inch height and 24 inch depth, but the wider box uses more material and sits higher on the list. Wall cabinets add height to the math. KCD builds standard wall cabinets at 12, 15, 18, 21, 24, 30, 36 and 42 inches high, and taller uppers of the same width generally price higher, so the height you pick affects every wall run in the room.

Door style and series

Brooklyn, Oslo and Shaker belong to the Premier Series, built with a plywood box and full overlay doors. Essential is the Builder Series, with partial overlay doors and a box that pairs engineered wood sides with a plywood back. The series you choose sets the price level for every cabinet on your list, which is why our table shows the four door styles side by side. Within a style, the live price can vary by finish, so check the product page for your exact color.

Specialty cabinets

Tall and task-specific cabinets are some of the largest lines on any KCD list. Pantries run from P1884 up to P3096. Oven cabinets come as OC3390 and OC3396, each with one drawer included and room for more by adding oven cabinet drawers (OCD337). Corners have their own pieces: blind base cabinets (BB36, BB42, BB48), blind wall cabinets, corner wall cabinets such as the CW2430, and the Easy Reach base in 33 and 36 inch widths. Trash can bases, microwave bases, refrigerator wall cabinets and the three drawer wall tower each do more work than a plain door box, and they are priced to match.

Accessories

KCD's insert program adds organization inside the cabinets you already chose. Roll out trays are sized for bases from B15 to B36 and for the matching pantries. There is a lazy Susan kit for the Easy Reach base, cutlery and spice tray drawer inserts, door mount spice racks, a pull-out spice rack for the B09 and a trash can insert for the B18. Each one is its own code, so list it next to the cabinet it fits. KCD also offers decorative hardware, range hoods and floating shelves that match its finishes.

Moldings, fillers and panels

Trim is easy to leave off a first draft, and it shows up across the whole room. KCD sells crown, light rail, batten, shoe and scribe molding in 96 inch lengths, 3 and 6 inch fillers, overlay fillers, toe kick (TKS8), dishwasher end panels and tall end panels. Blind corner cabinets ship without a filler, so count one for every BB and BW code on the plan. Modifications such as a reduced depth or a painted interior are priced per cabinet as well.

For a sense of scale on a complete room, see what a full 10x10 kitchen costs.

KCD Cabinet Quality

KCD's 2026 catalog prints a full specification sheet for each series. The Premier Series, which covers Brooklyn, Oslo and Shaker, is built around the features buyers ask about most.

• Cabinet box: 1/2 inch 7-ply plywood, with a natural birch veneer interior.
• Face frame: solid wood, on both series.
• Doors and drawer fronts: full overlay, 5-piece construction with solid wood stiles and rails around an MDF center panel.
• Drawer boxes: 5/8 inch solid wood with dovetail joints.
• Drawer slides: undermount and full extension, with metal soft-close and ball bearings.
• Hinges: 6-way adjustable and soft-close, so doors can be fine tuned for an even reveal.
• Shelves: adjustable, 3/4 inch plywood.
• Finish: the exterior is finished to match the doors, and KCD describes its finish as built for a lifetime of beauty and durability.
• Certifications: TSCA VI, CARB 2 and KCMA.

The Oslo, Shaker and Brooklyn door pages repeat those strengths in plain terms: full overlay doors for a seamless look, soft-close doors and drawers that close quietly, and full extension drawers that open all the way to the back.

The Builder Series (Essential) shares the solid wood face frame, the dovetailed 5/8 inch solid wood drawer box, the soft-close 6-way hinges and the same three certifications. Its box pairs engineered wood sides with a plywood back, its partial overlay doors use 5-piece construction, and its drawers can be upgraded to soft-close, full extension slides. Both series come with a broad selection of codes, moldings and accessories, so a KCD kitchen can be finished with matching trim from floor to ceiling.

For a longer look at how the line holds up, read our full review, Is KCD Cabinetry Good?

How to Read KCD Cabinet Codes

Every KCD code follows one pattern. The letters name the cabinet type, and the numbers after them give the size in inches, width first.

Base cabinets list only the width, because every standard base is 34.5 inches high and 24 inches deep. B30 is a 30 inch base. Wall codes add the height after the width at a standard 12 inch depth, so W3030 is 30 wide and 30 high. Refrigerator wall cabinets are 24 inches deep and carry that depth as a third number, as in W362424. Tall codes follow the wall pattern at 24 inches deep: P2484 is a pantry 24 wide and 84 high. Vanity codes list the width only, at a 21 inch depth.

Suffixes describe the doors and drawers. A -2 marks the two-door version of a 24 inch cabinet (B24-2, W2430-2), a -3 marks a three drawer base, and -FH marks a full height door base. Blind base cabinets are the one place where the code and the real width differ. BB42 is actually 36 inches wide and BB36 is 30 inches wide, so plan the wall with the real number.

Standard sizes at a glance: base cabinets are 34.5 inches high and 24 inches deep, wall cabinets are 12 inches deep (24 for refrigerator wall cabinets), tall cabinets are 24 inches deep, vanities are 34.5 inches high and 21 inches deep, and the ADA compatible bases are 32.5 inches high. KCD lists box depths, so add the door thickness for the total depth.

KCD is also moving some Premier pieces to a new drawer layout. The B27 through B36 bases are going to a one-drawer design, and the SB30 to SB36 sink bases and V27 to V36 vanities to a single false front drawer. We confirm the current version of each cabinet when we quote your order.

How to Order KCD Cabinets

Most KCD orders come together in four steps.

• Measure the room. Our guide to measuring a kitchen for cabinets shows how to record wall lengths, ceiling height, window and door openings, and the width of every appliance.
• Build your list by code. Go wall by wall and write down each code from the price table above and KCD's 2026 product catalog. Confirm your door style is offered in that code, then add fillers, panels, toe kick and molding. Our KCD spec book guide walks through the catalog page by page.
• See the finish in person. Order door samples of the colors you are choosing between. Paint and stain look different on a screen than they do in your kitchen light.
• Send us your layout. We will turn it into a free 3D kitchen design and an itemized quote, checking codes, fillers and blind corner clearances as we go.

We price match identical KCD products from authorized dealers (see our price match conditions). If your list includes a code from the catalog that is not on our site, send it to us and we will add it to your quote.

Browse every KCD door style and finish on our KCD cabinets page.

Direct Cabinet Deals is an authorized online dealer for Kitchen Cabinet Distributors (KCD) and four other cabinet brands. We sell cabinets online and help you plan, price and order your kitchen. Prices in the tables are our prices as of September 25, 2026 and can change; the product page always shows the current price. Codes come from Kitchen Cabinet Distributors, and MSRP is the list price shown on each of our product pages.

Shop Every KCD Finish

Each of these 16 finishes has its own collection, with every cabinet priced online so you can build your list and check out or request a quote.

Brooklyn: Brooklyn Bright White · Brooklyn Fawn · Brooklyn Midnight · Brooklyn Modern Gray · Brooklyn Pearl · Brooklyn Slate

Essential: Essential Gray · Essential White

Oslo: Oslo Classic Walnut · Oslo Oak · Oslo White

Shaker: Shaker Designer White · Shaker Designer White Slab · Shaker Kodiak · Shaker Moss · Shaker Sand