Frequently Asked Questions

Canyon Creek does not sell direct to consumers. All Canyon Creek products are purchased through our network of cabinet dealer partners. You can find a dealer near you by visiting our Where To Buy page.

Canyon Creek does not offer cabinet design and layout services to consumers. Our network of cabinetry dealers employ teams of creative cabinet designers who can provide these services to you in addition to valuable guidance as you make color and finish choices. You can find a dealer near you by visiting our Where To Buy page.

Most of our network of cabinet dealers offer showrooms filled with Canyon Creek on display. Visit our Where to Buy page to find a dealer nearest to you. Our factory showroom also features an expanded display of our cabinets in varying styles, colors and finishes. Learn more about how to make an appointment.

We are delighted to assist with any questions you might have. Visit our contact us page to find the best manner to connect with a Canyon Creek representative.

Canyon Creek employs a fleet of our own trucks and handling teams to personally deliver all our cabinetry across the Pacific Northwest. For locations outside the area, we contract with select delivery partners to ensure timely and safe delivery of our products. You will coordinate the delivery of your new cabinetry through your dealer.

Canyon Creek offers a limited lifetime warranty on most products. Visit our Warranty & Care page for more detailed information.

At this time, Canyon Creek does not have dealer partners outside the United States.

Yes, there can be traces of formaldehyde in some materials as we source our materials from multiple suppliers. All Canyon Creek particle board and plywood sheet materials meet the minimum Environmental Protection Agency TSCA Title VI & California Air Resources Board (CARB) standards for compliance.

No, Canyon Creek adhesives do not include any SVHC, including formaldehyde.

Yes, Canyon Creek follows FSC chain-of-custody certification practices working with vendors and partners that can trace the path of all wood materials utilized in the manufacturing of our products, from forest through the supply chain. To learn more about FSC, visit www.us.fsc.org.