These panels have routed edges and have been banded. A typical drawer has a dovetailed front and dadoed back. The joints are glued with white glue and stapled. The sides are held in a fixture with pneumatic clamps. Frames are cut, sanded, and generally joined with hardwood dowels.
Cabinets are available in several different designs.
This one has a very contemporary flush front. The drawers are cut from a piece of plywood and the piece is designed to keep a contiguous grain pattern. David Rausch, the Southeastern Regional Sales Manager and Ted Olesen, the Project Manager, look at some of the cabinets that are ready to ship to Columbia.