Frequently Asked Questions
- Q: I can't find my Schrock product name listed on any of the pages. How do I find information about my cabinets?
- We try to list most of our products on our website, if you still can't find your specific product, please contact us.
- Q: What different types of woods do you offer?
- A: Schrock cabinetry is available in Maple, Oak, Cherry,
Alder, Hickory and Thermofoils/Melamines in a variety of finish hues and glazes.
- Q: My kitchen floor plan calls for a special-size cabinet. Does Cabinetland offer special sizes?
- A: Yes, please contact one of our associates to assist you with your special item.
- Q: I'd like a cosmetics tray built into my bathroom vanity. Can I get one from Schrock?
- A: Yes, our Complements line includes many specialized and space-saving accessory cabinets. Browse our product sites to learn more about our accessories.
- Q: I just spilled something on my kitchen cabinet. How can I safely clean it up?
- A: Learn more about cabinet cleaning and maintenance in our cabinet care section.
- Q: Will your standard-size cabinets fit my floor plan?
- A: For standard cabinet dimensions please visit our product sites.
- Q: Once I order my cabinets, how long will I have to wait for them to be delivered?
- A: Cabinetland prides itself on fast order turnaround. Our typical shipping time is
14-21 days from the date the order is received at Cabinetland.
- Q: How do I adjust my Schrock cabinet doors?
- Minor door alignment can be corrected by adjusting the hinges. Generally, when you open the cabinet door, you will find the side-to-side adjustment slot on the door part of the hinge and the up-and-down adjustment on the frame portion of the hinge.
- Q: What can I use to clean my Schrock cabinets?
- Like any fine-quality surface, your cabinetry should be treated, cleaned and maintained carefully with quality materials.
- DO NOT allow water, chemicals (detergents, ammonia, vinegar, etc.) and hot or acidic food spills to set on your cabinets. ALWAYS immediately wipe up spills as quickly as possible so they won't damage the wood.
