Fabuwood Cabinetry granted AWI certification

NEWARK, N.J.—  Fabuwood Cabinetry’s industry-leading best practices, quality standards, and exceptional builds for their Allure cabinets have earned the Architectural Woodwork Institute’s (AWI) Premium Grade qualification, the highest level of certification for indoor architectural woodwork.

AWI’s rigorous testing confirmed that Fabuwood’s cabinets meet or exceed industry standards for quality, durability, and craftsmanship. Testing included a weight capacity of up to 2,250 lbs. for tall pantries along with assessments of joints, frames, doors, shelves, and other components. These techniques far surpass other third-party guidelines, proving Fabuwood’s superior engineering guidelines and woodworking mastery are of the best in the semi-custom industry.

Fabuwood’s commitment to providing top-of-the-line cabinetry with their own Q12 standards of quality is reiterated through earning the prestigious AWI Premium qualification. Each of Fabuwood’s standards, from carefully selected elements, advanced construction, pro-touch techniques, and tough back builds, has cemented them as industry pioneers, backed by AWI’s similarly stringent quality requirements.

Fabuwood is committed to defining industry excellence. This recent achievement builds on the company’s legacy of pioneering innovations and raising the bar of quality assurance across the semi-custom cabinetry industry.

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