U.S. Style Cabinet, Where You Go When You Want it Done Right
Our Showroom Cabinet Sets
Although the owners and employees of U.S. Style Cabinets have been making cabinets and cabinet components since 2014 everything was for export to the U.S., un-assembled, so there was never a need for a showroom for local sales.
After CSMFG, Inc shut down out at Clark due to the rising costs of government red tape and regulations, the girls decided to start up a cabinet company for local sales. A shop was located in early spring of 2019, the building extensively remodeled including a new floor, office area, and storage shelves, and the equipment was installed by November 2019.
The showroom is definitely a work in progress but the first showroom sample was installed by the middle of December 2019. That was the Xevera set, named for the Mabalacat housing development of the same name that had pretty much the same floor plan for thousands of units.
The Xevera set has carcasses (cabinet boxes) made of 3/4″ thick marine plywood and the exterior parts are all made of 3/4″ MDF so that they are smooth enough to paint and be nice and smooth. MDF does have limitations, you have to use it in the right place. Drawers made out of MDF would be impossible without the metal drawer side system but with the system it makes a rock solid cabinet drawer.
The doors and drawer fronts are a style called five part doors, so named because they have five parts, four rails and one center panel. These are more labor intensive than a simple slab door and will add around 200 pesos per door and drawer front, more on the larger doors.
These doors are not any stronger, they are lighter and less load on the hinges, but they are just prettier. The offset is that they are more difficult to keep clean so the slab doors are better for a hard working kitchen or a bit more work is needed to keep them clean.
The cabinets are modular, easy to repair should they ever require repair, and quite strong. The cabinets rest on cabinet feet to avoid water wicking up into the cabinets should a sink leak occur and it allows for spraying for bugs under the cabinets or running water lines, drains, or wiring.
One benefit of the modular cabinet system is that it is less expensive to update the kitchen when the set becomes worn or damaged. The end panels are easily replaceable and each cabinet can be removed if needed without damage to the surrounding cabinets.
The Xevera Set
The Five Part Deluxe Version
Unfinished cabinets, 39,999 Pesos Paint finish 8,000 Pesos Counter top and sink 25,000 Pesos Installation 5.000 Pesos Knobs and pulls 2,000 Pesos Total price, completely painted and installed is 79,999 Pesos
You can also purchase one cabinet at a time or as few as needed. Don’t worry, the next ones will match just fine.
Here are the costs of the individual cabinets that make up the Xevera set:
Lower cabinets in this set:
10″ bank of drawers, 7186 pesos
36″ sink cabinet, 4892 pesos
30″ basic cabinet (left of stove area) 4828 pesos
30″ bank of drawers (right of stove opening) 7374 pesos
Base end panel, one on either end of the L shaped set, 800 pesos each, or 1200 pesos each in five part style
two 96″ x 4″ toe kicks, 200 pesos each
The individual cabinet prices above are for unfinished cabinets, add 8000 pesos for painting the entire set white lacquer paint and a clear coat.
We have three versions of this Xevera set, Promo, Slab, and Five Part. The Promo is the lowest cost, the slab version has simpler doors and drawer fronts, and the Five part is the deluxe version.
Scroll down to the following pages for pricing and details on the slab version and the promo version.
Upper cabinets in this set:
26″ upper cabinet, far left side, 3978 pesos
30″ upper cabinet left of the hood opening 4352 pesos
21.55″ tall hood cabinet 3658 pesos
30″ upper cabinet on the far right end 4352
Three upper end panels flanking the hood opening and the far right end, 400 pesos each, 600 pesos each in five part style.
The Slab Door Version
We have a less expensive version, the slab door version, MDF is used for the entire cabinet, there are fewer drawers, and the doors are slab style.
You can also purchase one cabinet at a time or as few as needed. Don’t worry, the next ones will match just fine.
Here are the costs of the individual cabinets that make up the Xevera set:
Lower cabinets in this set:
10″ cabinet, 3364 pesos with slab doors
36″ sink cabinet, 4320 pesos
30″ cabinet (left of stove area) 4456
30″ basic cabinet (right of stove opening) 5360 pesos
Base end panel, one on either end of the L shaped set, 800 pesos each
two 96″ x 4″ toe kicks, 200 pesos each
The individual cabinet prices above are for unfinished cabinets, add 8000 pesos for painting the entire set white lacquer paint and a clear coat. Or add 5000 if you want the clear coated inside and white lacquer paint and clear coat on the exterior parts.
Unfinished cabinets, 33,232 Pesos Painting the doors, drawers, and end panels, 8000 pesos Installation 5.000 Pesos Pesos Knobs and pulls 1,600 Pesos
Total price clear coated and installed 47,832 Pesos plus the countertop and sink prices
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Upper cabinets in this set:
26″ upper cabinet, far left side, 3578 pesos
30″ upper cabinet left of the hood opening 3952 pesos
21.55″ tall hood cabinet 3258 pesos
30″ upper cabinet on the far right end 3952 pesos
Three upper end panels flanking the hood opening and the far right end, 400 pesos each
The Promo Version
We have a less expensive version, the Promo version, it is the same as the Slab door version except there is no edgebanding on the edges of the cabinet box, the interior of the cabinets is just a clear coat, and only the exterior parts are painted white and clear coated.
You can also purchase one cabinet at a time or as few as needed. Don’t worry, the next ones will match just fine.
Here are the costs of the individual cabinets that make up the Xevera set:
Lower cabinets in this set:
10″ cabinet, 3028 pesos with slab doors
36″ sink cabinet, 3888 pesos
30″ cabinet (left of stove area) 4010
30″ basic cabinet (right of stove opening) 4824 pesos
Base end panel, one on either end of the L shaped set, 800 pesos each
two 96″ x 4″ toe kicks, 200 pesos each
The individual cabinet prices above are for unfinished cabinets, add 8000 pesos for painting the entire set white lacquer paint and a clear coat. Or add 5000 if you want the clear coated inside and white lacquer paint and clear coat on the exterior parts.
The entire Prom set cost:
Unfinished cabinets, 29,989 Pesos Painting the doors, drawers, and end panels, 5000 pesos Installation 5.000 Pesos Pesos Knobs and pulls 1,600 Pesos
Total price clear coated and installed 41589 Pesos plus the countertop and sink prices
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Upper cabinets in this set:
26″ upper cabinet, far left side, 3220 pesos
30″ upper cabinet left of the hood opening 3557 pesos
21.55″ tall hood cabinet 3730 pesos
30″ upper cabinet on the far right end 3792 pesos
Three upper end panels flanking the hood opening and the far right end, 400 pesos each
The Black Painted Showroom Set
This set is smaller than the Xevera set which is a large kitchen for a lot of Filipino homes. It is made in the less expensive method, clear coated cabinet insides instead of painting the inside of the cabinets, but it is the same clear coat as is used on the painted cabinets. The edgebanding is left off the cabinet box edges which you see only when you open the door. And it is smaller, more of a typical sized kitchen for a middle class home in the Philippines.
The set is made with all MDF, cabinet boxes and the exterior parts. MDF is plenty strong enough, it is the preferred material even in expensive U.S. market cabinets. The same hardware is used as the Xevera set including the metal side drawer system. It has a separate 36″ wide sink island or the sink cabinet can be put on a wall.
Unfinished cabinets, 26,105 pesos
Paint finish, 3,915 pesos
Customer pick up price, 30,020 pesos
Delivery and Installation Angeles area, 3,000 pesos
Countertop and sink starts at, 15,000
Total price CPU with countertop, 48,020 pesos
The island can be expanded with two additional cabinets on either end for a total of 80″ of island. A basic cabinet around 21″ wide with one drawer and one door would run around 4,000 with slab doors or you can put a bank of drawers in for around 7,000 pesos per cabinet for a 21″ wide cabinet. You can add five part doors and even five part drawer fronts on the set for around 200 pesos per door or drawer front
