- What does RTA mean for this cabinet?
- Ready-to-assemble: the box and doors ship flat and you put them together with basic tools. Expect to attach the sides, back, shelves and hinges yourself.
- Is 36 inches wide too big for a wall cabinet?
- It is a common width over a range or a sink run, but a 36-inch wall cabinet is heavy when loaded. Anchor it into studs and consider a support rail.
- Will the doors match my existing Shaker cabinets?
- Only if the door profile, rail width and finish match. Shaker styles vary between brands, so compare a door sample before ordering a full run.
- What else do I need to install it?
- You will need hinges if not included, shelf pins, wall anchors or a rail, and a drill. Check the listing for whether the box, shelves and hardware come in the carton.
- Can it be used outside a kitchen?
- Yes. The 18-inch height and 36-inch width suit laundry rooms, garages and mudrooms as upper storage, as long as it is mounted securely.
- Does it come assembled?
- No. RTA cabinets arrive flat-packed. Assembly typically takes under an hour for a cabinet this size with a helper.
- Where is the RTA 2 Doors Standard Wall Cabinet Kitchen Shaker cheapest?
- At HomeCabinets, for $234.06, as of our latest check.