Cabinet Makers Sunshine Coast

The Cabinetry Experts

Cabinetry can make or break a kitchen or bathroom; that’s why it’s important to choose the right cabinet maker for your home. At ForeShore Kitchens on the Sunshine Coast, we bring more than four decades of cabinetry experience to every design, installation, or renovation project. We install cabinets for kitchens, laundries and more. 


Thanks to our trusted suppliers, you have access to an extensive range of colours, materials, and products and with our computer-generated drawings, you’ll see the project come to life before it’s installed. Whether you need a larger kitchen cupboard, more storage for your bathroom or want a new wardrobe in your bedroom, give us a call on (07) 5372 9437. You won’t regret it!

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Why Choose Custom Cabinetry?

Whether you prefer a minimalist style or something a little showier, custom cabinetry is the way to go. Our cabinet makers on the Sunshine Coast are highly experienced and boast an eye for modern style. The benefits of choosing custom cabinetry for your next renovation project include:


  • Tailored storage solutions 
  • Customised bench & workflow stations 
  • Designed & built with durability in mind 
  • Built to meet your specific demands 
  • Can be adjusted during the process 
  • Flexible choice of materials 
  • A wide variety of design capabilities 
  • Unbeatable joinery & finishing 


Plus, much more. 


For all your cabinet needs on your next kitchen renovation in Sunshine Coast, Foreshore Kitchens is the one to call. Take your kitchen or bathroom to new heights by booking a consultation with our professional cabinet makers today!

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Cabinet Maker FAQs

  • What does a cabinet maker do?

    Cabinet makers don’t just build cabinets, they also make wall units, bookcases, wardrobes and drawers. They are skilled in several traditional woodworking techniques which are combined with relevant design skills such as knowledge of the golden ratio. 


    Traditional cabinet makers work in hardwoods such as oak, teak and walnut, but many contemporary cabinet makers are experimenting with softwoods, and some are even using materials such as glass, metal, plastic and fabric.

  • What is the difference between a carpenter and a cabinet maker?

    Cabinet makers and carpenters are both specialists at working with wood, but cabinet makers typically have a range of skills such as wood turning, carving and inlays that carpenters do not. 


    Carpenters, on the other hand, focus on large structural projects such as house frames, roof trusses and decking. That is why many carpenters go on to become building contractors. In contrast, cabinet makers typically go on to become furniture designers. 

  • How much does it cost to have a cabinet made?

    The cost of making your cabinets will depend on the style you have chosen, the type of timber used and the quality of the accessories you have specified. But as a rough guide, most quality cabinet makers in Australia charge between $50-$75 an hour. 


    A quality handmade custom kitchen cabinet typically takes between 2 and 6 hours to make. So expect to pay between $100 and $450 for each cabinet. But you could pay around $600 if you specify high-quality accessories. 


  • What are the different kitchen cabinets?

    There are essentially three main types of kitchen cabinets. The differences lie in the way the cabinet doors and drawers sit in the carcass. Here is a quick overview of the three styles:


    Partial overlay – With this type of construction, the door and drawer fronts partially cover the face frame, leaving part of the carcass exposed. Because they use less facing wood than the full overlay method, this construction method is often cheaper.


    Full overlay – With this type of construction, the doors and drawer fronts completely cover the face frame. Full overlay costs slightly more than the partial overlay method, but this type of construction results in a much sleeker and more modern design. 


    Inset – With an inset construction, the doors and drawer fronts are inset into the frame. Traditional Shaker kitchens are made using this type of construction. Because more craftsmanship is required, inset cabinets are typically the most expensive.

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