The Wichita, Kansas-based R.D. Henry & Co. will continue to operate as a separate entity, as a subsidiary of Superior Cabinets. One of Western Canada's leading kitchen cabinet manufacturers, Superior Cabinets is based in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan.

A wire brush effect "elevating the textured cabinet look far beyond other wood-alternative products such as thermofoil, melamine and laminate," says Superior Cabinets.

A leading kitchen cabinet manufacturer in Western Canada, Superior Cabinets has been acquired by the Buller family, which formerly owned Norcraft cabinetry. News of the acquisition was announced July 12.

Superior Cabinets has been named the first manufacturer in Saskatchewan to achieve Lean Certification, as presented by the Canadian Manufacturing & Exporters.

Superior Cabinets of Edmonton has been selected as the 2017 Consumer Choice Awards (CCA) winner in the category of kitchen cabinets for Northern Alberta.

Superior Cabinets CEO Scott Hodson and the head of furniture giant Groupe Lacasse, Sylvain Garneau, headline a three-day wood industry conference at WMS 2017, Canada's national woodworking show.

Consumer Choice Award announced the 2017 Top Service Providers in their respective sectors for the Southern Alberta Area, including firms involved in millwork, stairs, closets and cabinetry.

Superior Cabinets' Fusion Finishes on MDF have been selected as the winner for the Best of KBIS – People’s Choice Award in the kitchen category. The Kitchen & Bath Industry Show marked the U.S. debut of the Fusion Finishes line of cabinetry.

Superior Cabinets says it has seen significant growth with its Fusion Finishes line of cabinets on MDF and it has quickly become the top selling product. It will bring them to KBIS 2017 in Orlando, Florida January 10-12.

Superior Cabinets has been named 2015 Saskatchewan Manufacturer of the Year by the Canadian Manufacturing & Exporters. The award recognizes outstanding manufacturers that have made invaluable contributions to innovation, leadership, export, and manufacturing practices.