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About HomeCrest
 For over 35 years HomeCrest has manufactured quality cabinetry at affordable prices. The main production facility is located in north central Indiana. Their philosophy to provide individuality and style for every stage of your life has helped the company to become one of the premier cabinet manufacturers in the nation.
Selection
Ask 50 people what their preference in cabinets would be and you'll likely get 50 different answers. HomeCrest understands. That's why we build cabinets with over 270 style/finish combinations and complement them with a variety of convenience cabinets, moldings, trim, hardware and accessories. And all are offered in a broad range of pricing. Learn more about HomeCrest Cabinets at www.homecrestcab.com.
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Choose from the following wood species to view door styles and finishes:
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Maple is characterized by its smooth, even, fine-grained pattern. Though it does show some color variation, it's more uniform in appearance than most hardwoods. Mineral streaks are common in maple and look darker when stained. As this wood ages, natural and frost finishes will yellow or fade.
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Hickory is one of the stronger hardwoods and is characterized by dramatic color variations. These range from white sapwood to reddish-brown heartwood, even in the same piece. With age, hickory mellows and its color variations become less apparent. Other features that mark this wood are associated with tree growth: pinholes, burls and color streaks. Because no two pieces of hickory are the same, some HomeCrest cabinet parts will show fewer of these characteristics than others.
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Northern red oak is known for its predominant grain patterns. They appear as relatively straight lines that often converge in either an arch or a point. Color varies from pink to green. Values vary from light to dark. These variations are especially noticeable in natural and light finishes. |
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Cherry is a smooth, even-grained hardwood known for its warm, rich look. Over time, especially with prolonged exposure to bright or direct sunlight, the color will darken and redden significantly. Cherry also is distinguished by such characteristics as sapwood, mineral streaking, fine pinholes and pitch pockets. These are not flaws, but features entirely natural to this elegant hardwood.
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Thermofoil surfaces are noted for their sleek, clean, contemporary look — and for their durability. They are impervious to most non-abrasive household cleaning fluids. And they're especially easy to clean. Common food stains disappear with the wipe of a damp cloth. HomeCrest offers four rigid Thermofoil lines that vary in style and price.
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