Touchstone Cabinets are barely on par with Kraftmaid, the big box stuff, in quality, but priced like higher end. 1) Dimensions on carcasses are off by as much as 1/4”. I had to redesign bathrooms and one kitchen wall to accommodate size overages. I have never experienced that with another vendor. 2)Carcass work is the worst i have seen. Unreinforced corners, cabinets are flimsy. Ikea does a better job. These MUST be Chinese carcasses. On three sink boxes, four of the six total counter supports do not even span all the way into the dado, just literally hanging on one side because the support is cut short. I see they use that counter support strut for the top of the box’s integrity, but in order to do that they a)need to be physically long enough to span both sides and land in the dado, and b) it wouldn’t hurt to glue or nail them in, not just let them sit there loose. 3) Paint work uneven, some panels have show through, in some cases even lap lines 4) Some interior shelves are so loose that the support brackets can barely make contact, so they cant be screwed and fall constantly. One of the slide-outs in the pantry, for instance, simply cannot be made to sit on the brackets. That left quality control like that, it couldn’t be missed. Same thing clearly happened to Lazy Susan, as upper shelf arrived wedged in sideways, side of interior gouged because the brackets they screwed on still couldn’t get enough support to stay in. I strongly recommend staying away from Touchstone. Oh, lastly, vendor support? I will answer that one when they materialize, as in three months not even an acknowledgement. Nada. I guess i don't speak Mandarin too well.

Agree with ritasj. If you can make manufactured work in your space then its a more economical option. Manufactured doesn't imply low quality. If your space can't accommodate standard sizes then you may need to consider custom.

Does anyone know any about the quality of Shiloh Cabinetry vs. Homecrest Cabinets?? We are doing pretty extensive renovations in both the kitchen and the baths and really need some cabinets that will hold up over time with heavy use. Any feedback on the customer service of either if you had a problem would also be appreciated? Thank you for any advice!

The posters on the Kitchen Forum of Houzz have all types of opinions on cabinets. Her is the link. http://ths.gardenweb.com/forums/kitchbath