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2 years ago

In the early stages of kitchen remodel- we are between Shiloh and DuraSupreme.

we obviously want good quality- planning on this being our forever home, however we also have an entire house to remodel so less money the better.

I've heard great things about both lines - which one is going to be least expensive?

Has anyone else had their kitchen quoted in both? why did you choose one over another?

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DeWayne
2 years ago
Forget least expensive. Wrong thing to ask when you are at that level of project. Ask yourself which one is going to give the best quality. The best customer service from the plant. The best local design experience. The best local support if there are issues.

My vote would be Dura. especially if you want inset, or modern frameless. Their product is superior to Shiloh for those. And full overlay is equal.
C Coss
Original Author
2 years ago
Thanks for the imput, yes we are looking for inset. Pricing is prevelent because we would like to get the most for our money so we can do more projects. if one is 10/15g more than the other it will make the decision easier. we do like both designs/ construction.
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