Cabinet Construction
Wood, Colors, and Finishes
Storage Solutions
Door Styles
Miscellaneous
100

This drawer construction feature lets the drawer close gently rather than slam shut.

Soft-Close Hardware

100

This finish allows the natural grain of the wood to remain visible.

Stain

100

This full-height cabinet/feature is designed to store baking sheets, cutting boards, or trays vertically.

Tray Base or Tray Dividers

100

This door style consists of a single flat surface without a raised or recessed center panel.

Slab Door

100

This decorative molding is installed beneath wall cabinets to conceal under-cabinet lighting or finish the bottom edge.

Light-Rail Molding

200

This cabinet construction type does not include a face frame.

Frameless

200

These three paint colors make up Century's base (less expensive) paint colors.

White, Gray, and Willow

200

This drawer insert separates forks, knives, and spoons into organized compartments.

Cutlery Tray

200

This classic door style has a recessed center panel surrounded by a frame.

Shaker

200

This narrow strip of molding helps cover small gaps where cabinetry meets an uneven wall.

Scribe Molding

300

Found in 42" base cabinets, this vertical cabinet component separates two openings or supports adjacent doors.

Center Stile

300

As Century's most-used wood species, this wood species is described as having a smooth, even texture and a more uniform, close grain.

Maple

300

This corner cabinet solution uses rotating shelves to improve access to stored items.

Lazy Susan

300

Clearbrook, Brookfield, and Mission door styles are found in which Century cabinet Series?

Gatehouse

300

This term describes when two cabinets are combined into one single cabinet.

Combo Cabinet

400

This term describes the visible frame surrounding the doors and drawers on certain cabinet constructions, including providing a mounting surface for these cabinet doors and drawers.

Face Frame

400

Other than White, Gray, and Willow, name (5) paint colors that fall under Century's Carriage House Series.

Silver, Stone, Blue, Verde, Arctic, Black 

400

This cabinet accessory slides out to make pots, pans, or supplies easier to reach.

Pull-Out Tray

400

Name That Door: This Century Carriage House door style uses a 3/4-inch-thick flush veneer or MDF panel rather than a traditional framed center panel.

Milan

400

This design strategy combines wood tones with painted cabinets to add warmth and visual contrast.

Two-Tone Cabinetry

500

Found in Century's Carriage House cabinets, this drawer-construction technique is used to interlock the front of the drawer box to the sides of the drawer box.

Dovetail Construction

500

This cabinet material is made from wood particles bonded together with resin under heat and pressure.

MDF

500

In a full-height 18" or 21" trash cabinet, what size trash bins are used?

52 Qt

500

Name That Door: Described as a popular "Shaker" style door with crisp, clean lines, this Century Carriage House door has a 5-Piece drawer front.

Avalon

500

Most commonly found on open-end wall and base cabinets, this woodworking process cuts thin sheets of wood that can be bonded to a substrate to create a real-wood surface/appearance.

Veneer/Veneering

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