Cabinet Pricing

There are two most commonly used pricing methods in the cabinet industry, one is pricing by extension meters, and the other is pricing by unit cabinet.

When calculating the cost of the cabinet, it is specifically: the price per unit of linear meter × the length of the cabinet, and the base cabinet and the wall cabinet are priced separately. The price of linear rice includes door panels, cabinets, and basic hardware. Consumers will increase the price of cabinet drawers and cabinet pull baskets according to their actual needs. In addition, because there are more matching options for countertops, the price of linear meters does not include countertops.

Calculate the cabinet body, cabinet door and hardware as a whole, take each unit as the basic unit, and set a single price. When calculating the cost, the unit cabinets that make up the whole set of cabinets will be priced separately, and then the total price will be added. Specifically: the unit price of a certain floor cabinet × the number + the unit price of a certain floor cabinet × the number of units. There are not many companies that use this pricing method, and the general price is more expensive than linear meters.

Although consumers have become accustomed to pricing according to the extension meter, due to the continuous influx of foreign brand cabinets, the internationally accepted unit cabinet pricing is entering the life of cabinet consumers. Whether it is to extend the meter-style pricing or adopt the unit cabinet-style pricing, the only difference is in form. When consumers buy cabinets, they can weigh the actual costs of the cabinets such as the materials and hardware used in the cabinets, and then make a decision. .