Dura Supreme

• Style Versatility
• Personal Paint Match Program
• Showrooms
• Sustainability Practices

Style Versatility

Whether you decide to go with Dura Supreme’s Crestwood or Bria cabinetry line, you’ll be impressed (and possibly overwhelmed) with the number of finishes, wood materials, storage, doors, and design elements there are to choose from. 

Dura Supreme wood selections include cherry, maple, knotty alder, red oak, hickory, rustic hickory, and quarter-sawn white oak. There are a couple of exotic veneers such as bamboo, walnut, and shale. 

This is excellent news for homeowners as the possibilities are nearly endless. You can choose a cherry wood with a cider finish for a warm tone or textured TFL with a drifted oak finish for a subtle, cool tone. 

Dura Supreme’s vast selection gives homeowners the flexibility to create the home they’ve always wanted. 

Personal Paint Match Program

Dura Supreme’s Personal Paint Match Program allows consumers to choose from the entire Sherwin-Williams paint palette and the Benjamin Moore paint palette — that’s over 5,000 colors to choose from — for your new kitchen or bath cabinetry.

However, if you aren’t impressed with the paint color selection, Dura Supreme offers a Custom Finish Program. With this program, Dura Supreme will create a custom finish just for you. The company promises that whether you’re trying to coordinate with a piece of furniture or match a color from a priceless family heirloom, it can match it. 

Showrooms

If you’re on the fence about purchasing cabinetry without first seeing it in person, you may want to use Dura Supreme’s Showroom Finder tool. With this tool, you can search for a Dura Supreme showroom near you. All you need to do is enter your state or zip code, and the finder will pull up all the places where you can take a look at your options in person. 

Sustainability Practices

Dura Supreme prides itself on being a planet-conscious company. The company states that it is dedicated to protecting the environment and highly values its natural resources. In fact, Dura Supreme recycles 99.9 percent of its wood waste and reuses it as livestock bedding, has recycling stations (paper, plastic, etc.) throughout its facility, and uses motion sensors and programmable thermostats in the office to reduce the use of heat and light.

Dura Supreme cabinets are also certified under the Environmental Stewardship Program. This certification is from the Kitchen Cabinet Manufacturers Association or the KCMA and is only given to companies that exemplify environmentally responsible processes and green practices. 

Even more impressive is that the KCMA reviews each company annually to ensure everything complies with its standards. This proves to us that Dura Supreme is committed to supporting sustainability.

• No Visualization Tool
• Unsatisfied Customers

No Visualization Tool

Unfortunately, Dura Supreme has no way for homeowners to see what their new cabinets will look like in their home. When it comes to building or remodeling a home, many consumers want to see if their flooring of choice clashes against the wall color or their furniture.

It’s not a deal-breaker that Dura Supreme doesn’t include this tool on its website, but it would be nice if Dura Supreme offered some way for consumers to visualize what their cabinets might look like. 

Unsatisfied Customers

While there is a lot of information about how to prepare for a remodel or choose the best color for your home, there is little information on what options are available for customers who aren’t satisfied with the final product. Dura Supreme doesn’t appear to have any type of satisfaction guarantee, so there are no promises that the company will come back and fix whatever your issue is.

However, the company does focus on customer service, so it’s possible you could work something out with the company, but it might be on a case-by-case basis.