GETTYSBURG, Pa. — As sweeping new U.S. tariffs take effect under the "Liberation Day" trade initiative, Cabinet Joint, a provider of premium, ready-to-assemble (RTA) cabinetry, plans to maintain its current pricing. While many competitors who import cabinets and cabinetry hardware are planning to raise prices on components, Cabinet Joint is absorbing the increased costs to shield customers from budget disruptions.  Known for its DIY-friendly kitchen cabinets, bathroom vanities, and custom storage solutions, the company remains committed to providing cabinetry without compromise.

One of the most direct impacts of the new trade policy is on imported kitchen cabinets and bathroom vanities. These finished goods are now subject to the full force of the newly imposed reciprocal tariffs, includingv10% universal tariff on all imports and country-specific tariffs. 

These high tariffs are expected to raise the cost of foreign-made cabinets significantly. For U.S. importers, developers, and contractors who have relied on importing ready-to-install cabinetry, this will likely lead to:

• Increased project costs
• Shifts in supply chains
• Potential delays in project delivery

"We know how disruptive cost changes can be when you're planning a remodel," said a spokesperson for Cabinet Joint. "Thanks to proactive sourcing strategies and internal efficiencies, we're keeping our cabinet prices stable — no surprises, no added pressure on your budget."

The company will continue to monitor market conditions closely and reassess pricing strategies as needed in the coming months.

For more information, visit cabinetjoint.com.