Cabinet Door Questions · Trinity Doors
Trade and commercial buyers can bring recurring specifications, cut lists, drawings, and project schedules to Trinity for review. Account terms, pricing, minimums, capacity, and fulfillment are confirmed for each buyer and order.
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Yes, qualified cabinet shops and other trade buyers can apply to Trinity's Professional Partner Program. Account and purchasing terms depend on the buyer and requested products. Share your business details, cut lists, and expected purchasing needs so the team can discuss pricing, minimums, payment, and support for your orders.
Cabinet shops, kitchen and bath dealers, builders, contractors, remodelers, designers, architects, commercial millwork firms, and other qualified recurring buyers may apply. Trinity reviews each application. Use the Professional Partners page to share your business details, product interests, and purchasing needs, and include any questions about the application or account terms.
Send a line-by-line cut list with finished dimensions and quantities, door and drawer-front styles, material or species, finish grade, panel and edge profiles, hinge preparation, job name, location, and required timing. Add drawings, photos, samples, or prior order references when they clarify the specification.
Trinity accepts inquiries for repeat and recurring production. Share the volume, product mix, material preferences, tooling needs, schedule, packaging, and project location so the team can discuss the order and account terms. Written specifications and prior order references help keep repeat requests clear and consistent.
A prior approved order can help identify the style, material, and tooling, but every repeat order should still be reviewed for current material availability, dimensions, quantity, and production details. Reference the original job or order number and include the profile, dimensions, material, and preparation details with each new request.
Trinity accepts commercial and volume inquiries for project-specific review. Submit drawings, specifications, quantities, phasing, finish responsibility, packaging, delivery location, and required dates. Use the quote form to discuss product suitability, production timing, and fulfillment for your project before coordinating the rest of the work.
Builders, contractors, and remodelers may request quotes directly for products Trinity currently manufactures. They remain responsible for field dimensions, design coordination, installation, finish work, and project requirements unless a written agreement states otherwise. Use the upload page for plans, cut lists, and specifications.
They can submit profile drawings, samples, material requirements, quantities, and application details for review. Include any tolerance, construction, sample, and schedule requirements so the team can assess the requested design and discuss the available options. Keep the final approved specification with the order for reference.
Outsourcing may make sense when door production is limiting shop capacity, specialty tooling is needed, repeat consistency matters, or labor is better used on cabinet boxes and installation. Compare the true in-house labor, tooling, material waste, rework, schedule, freight, and supplier communication—not only the quoted unit price.
Trinity currently offers mouldings, profiles, and approved millwork components. Combining them with a door order can help coordinate material and project timing, but every item still needs dimensions, profile details, quantities, finish grade, and fulfillment approval. Include your moulding requirements or a profile sample in the quote request to discuss the options for your project.
Send Trinity Doors your dimensions, drawings, or profile questions. The Vidor manufacturing team can confirm what is available for the specific order.
