As a segment, the cabinetry and closets/home organization manufacturers in the FDMC 300 experienced modest growth in overall sales, despite the effects of acquisitions, expansions, closures, and offshore competition. Combined 2025 sales for these 100-plus firms were roughly $15.6 billion compared to slightly more than $15.2 billion in 2024, and accounted for 21.8 percent of this year’s FDMC 300 sales total of $71.4 billion. 

Published annually in April, the FDMC 300 tracks North America’s largest wood products manufacturers and ranks them by sales. (See about the FDMC 300, below.)

Changes in the FDMC 300
This year saw several changes to the FDMC 300 list, including the addition of eight firms in the cabinets and closets segment: Burrows Cabinets (#231), CNC Cabinetry (#219), Dutchmaid Woodworking (#251), Hilton Cabinets (#266), HIS Cabinetry & Countertops (#237), Merit Kitchens (#285), Modular Closets (#293), and SOLLID Cabinetry (#230).

There was also growth through acquisitions, plant additions and product expansions. Of note (in chronological order):

• MJB Wood Group (#27) finalized its acquisition of Adornus Cabinetry in July 2025, a strategic move that the company says strengthens its RTA cabinetry portfolio, positions it for growth, and accelerates its speed to market. Adornus operates as an independent subsidiary. 
• Wellborn Cabinet Inc. (#55) opened a $28 million, 250,000-square-foot factory in October 2025 to build the First Haven line of laminated cabinetry targeted for the entry-level remodeling and new-construction markets.
• Republic Elite (#68) expanded its footprint by acquiring a manufacturing facility in Mendota, Illinois. Announced in November, the added plant will boost capacity and lead times.
• Fabuwood (#34) was among the companies announcing new lines. Launched in November, the Ovela frameless collection is crafted from UV-veneered plywood and features solid wood dovetail drawer boxes and soft-close hardware.
• Kith Kitchens (#64) was among those expanding its market reach. In November, the company announced a partnership with NextDAY Cabinets, a wholesaler serving contractors, dealers, and builders across multiple markets.
• The Corsi Group (#205) announced in January 2026 the acquisition of Builders Cabinet, a manufacturer of bath and kitchen cabinetry serving builders and remodelers.
• In February, Wood-Mode LLC (#66) launched The Curio Suite, a collection of freestanding, furniture-grade cabinetry for whole-home use. The rollout includes vanities, medicine cabinets, linen cabinets, dressers, and armoires.
• Component and moulding specialist Lexington Manufacturing (#87) entered the door space in April with the introduction of its 5-Piece Cabinet Door Program. The program features four engineered door styles, including slim Shaker, with wrapped accessory mouldings to match the door finishes.
• Also in April, Bed Bath & Beyond  acquired The Container Store (#30), including its Elfa and Custom Spaces/Closet Works home storage brands.
• UPDATE (announced after the June FDMC print deadline): the blockbuster merger of MasterBrand (#4) with American Woodmark (#12) cleared the FTC hurdle on May 28.

On the downside, the past year also saw its share of closures.

Dropped from the list were: Starved Rock, which closed its doors in April after 30 years in business; Kabinart (United Cabinet Company, LLC), which filed for bankruptcy in October; Tri-Star Cabinet and Top Co., which announced in October that its once-promised rebuild after a fire wasn’t feasible; and Reborn Cabinets, which shuttered operations in November following the abrupt closure of parent company Renova Home Partners.

Meanwhile, the saga of Candlelight Cabinetry continues. The cabinet manufacturer abruptly furloughed workers in February, but may be on a comeback following its May acquisition by the newly formed management group Candlelight Curated Inc.

Industry outlook
At print time, the latest NKBA/John Burns Q1 2026 Kitchen & Bath Market Index (KBMI) shows the score held at 55 out of 100 for a consecutive quarter, indicating flat industry activity and steady sentiment. The industry is projecting low-to-mid-single-digit growth, with retailers the most optimistic (+6%) and manufacturers the most cautious (+1.8%). 

Consumer uncertainty is the leading growth constraint, identified by 48% of the kitchen and bath professionals surveyed, followed by rising material costs (30%). The skilled labor shortage also continues to have an impact. 

“K&B professionals told us that many of the same challenges continued to impact their bottom line during the first quarter of 2026,” said NKBA/KBIS Global President & CEO Bill Darcy. “While the level of concern over tariffs eased a bit, elevated costs are still the number one driver of consumer hesitancy, inhibiting the entry- and mid-level project growth that is so important to overall industry growth.”

Darcy also noted, “While there are considerable headwinds facing all K&B industry segments, some are definitely faring better than others. Despite these stubborn barriers to more significant growth, we continue to see indications of improvement ahead that should ultimately benefit the entire industry.”

Although the Kitchen Cabinet Manufacturers Association’s March Trend of Business Survey shows a year-over-year drop of 7.7% in March compared to 2025 figures, the month-over-month change was positive, with sales up 13.9% compared to February, and cabinet quantity up 13.7%. Estimated sales by responding companies year-to-date through March were $512.212 million, and cabinet quantity was 1.348 million. 

According to the 2026 Houzz & Home Study, 50% of the homeowners surveyed said they plan to undertake projects in 2026, down slightly from 52% in 2025. Of the activity in 2025, kitchen (26%) and bath (25% guest, 23% primary) renovations were the most popular, with closet and laundry room each accounting for 14%. Gen Z (76%) leads in interior room remodeling projects, followed closely by Millennials (73%).

Top 25 cabinetry & closet manufacturers in the FDMC 300

The top 25 cabinetry and closet manufacturers listed in the 2026 FDMC 300 include:

1. #4: MasterBrand Inc., Beachwood, OH. Divisions: Aristokraft, Bertch, Decora, Diamond, Dura Supreme, Fieldstone Cabinetry, HomeCrest, Kemper, KitchenCraft, Mantra, Mid-Continent Cabinetry, Omega, Schrock, Starmark, Thomasville, UltraCraft, Urban Effects Cabinetry. 2025 sales: $2.734 billion (FY)
2. #11: Cabinetworks Group, Livonia, MI. Divisions: Cardell, Concepts, Design-Craft Cabinets, KraftMaid, MasterCraft, Masterpiece Collection, Medallion Cabinetry, Merillat, Modico, Quality Cabinets, Schuler, Serenade, Smart, Yorktowne. *2025 sales: $1.9 billion
3. #12: American Woodmark Corp., Winchester, VA. Divisions: American Woodmark, Shenandoah Cabinetry, Waypoint Living Spaces, Timberlake, 1951, PCS, Allen+Roth, Hampton Bay, Estate, Glacier Bay, Home Decorators, Project Source, Stor-It-All, Style Selections, Continental Cabinetry. 2025 sales: $1.709 billion (FY)
4. #27: MJB Wood Group, LLC, Cedar Hill, TX. Divisions: Cabinets, RV & Transportation, Millwork & Doors, Fixture & Furniture, Mexico, Imports, OSB. *2025 sales: $550 million
5. #30: Bed Bath & Beyond (formerly The Container Store Custom Spaces), Coppell, TX. Divisions: Elfa, Avera, Preston (C-Studio Manufacturing). *2025 sales: $457.80 
6. #34: Fabuwood, Newark, NJ. Divisions: Plain & Fancy. *2025 sales: $400+ million
7. #37: Quanex Building Products/Custom Solutions, St. Cloud, MN. 2025 sales:     $388.210 (FY)
8. #44: Patrick Industries Inc., Elkhart, IN. Divisions: includes Adorn, AIA Countertops, Cana, Chaparral, Décor, Decorative Dynamics, Front Range Stone Countertops, Middlebury Hardwood, Nickell Moulding, NA Forest Products, NA Moulding, Premier Concepts, Studio, TopLine Counters. 2025 sales: $298.9 million (Manufactured Housing-mfg) (FY)
9. #45: Genesis Products, Goshen, IN. Divisions: Cabinets & Storage, Recreational Vehicle Interiors, Office & Education, Furniture, Transportation, Drawers, TFL. *2025 sales: $295 million
10. #47: W W Wood Products Inc., Dudley, MO. Divisions: Shiloh Cabinetry, Eclipse Cabinetry, Aspect Cabinetry, Vistora Closets, Nevara Cabinets. *2025 sales: $272 million
11. #48: WF Cabinetry Brands, Alexander City, AL. Divisions: Wellborn Forest Cabinetry, Woodharbor Custom Cabinetry, Countryside Cabinets, Breeze by Woodharbor. *2025 sales: $271.8 million
12. #49: Decore-ative Specialties, Irwindale, CA. *2025 sales: $271.7 million
13. #55: Wellborn Cabinet Inc., Ashland, AL. Divisions: Cabinetry by Karman. *2025 sales: $239 million
14. #58: Woodmont Cabinetry, Dallas, TX. Divisions: Woodmont Cabinetry and Grandview Cabinetry. *2025 sales: $228.9 million
15. #62: Koch & Co., Seneca, KS. Divisions: Koch Cabinet, Koch Doors. *2025 sales: $200 million
16. #64: Kith Kitchens, Haleyville, AL. Divisions: Kith Kitchens and Mouser Cabinetry. *2025 sales: $198 million
17. #66: Wood-Mode LLC, Kreamer, PA. Divisions: Wood-Mode, Brookhaven. *2025 sales: $195 million 
18. #68: Republic Elite, Marshall, TX (mfg). Divisions: Republic Industries; Elite Multifamily Interiors. *2025 sales: $179.6 million
19. #71: Conestoga Wood Specialties Inc., East Earl, PA. Divisions: Custom, OEM, Dimension. *2025 sales: $176 million
20. #73: ClosetMaid / Griffon Corp., Orlando, FL. *2025 sales: $174.4 million (FY est)
21. #79: Showplace Wood Products, Harrisburg, SD. *2025 sales: $150.7 million
22. #84: TrustPoint Cabinetry by Wisenbaker Manufacturing, Hillsboro, TX. *2025 sales: $135 million
23. #86: Kent Moore Cabinets Ltd., Bryan, TX. *2025 sales: $126.5 million
24. #88: Marsh Cabinets/Marsh Furniture Co., High Point, NC. Division: Marsh Lumber Co. *2025 sales: $120 million
25. #89: Bellmont Cabinet Co., Sumner, WA. *2025 sales: $118 million

*Because many companies are privately owned, the number is considered an estimate.

About the FDMC 300
Now in its 40th year, the FDMC 300 is the woodworking industry’s oldest recognized ranking — by sales — of the largest North American manufacturers of cabinetry, furniture, architectural millwork, retail fixtures, home organization, windows/doors, components and other wood-related products. 

Rankings for the FDMC 300 are based on the prior year’s sales information. Since many companies are privately owned, the number provided is considered an estimate unless otherwise designated by FY (Fiscal Year-Investor Relations report). Information is provided by companies or, in some cases, may be based on research or from recognized sources. 

The 2026 FDMC 300 is sponsored by (in alphabetical order): Black Bros.,  Daubert Chemical, DVUV,  IMA Schelling Group, Panel Processing Inc., Peak Toolworks, SATA , SWISS KRONO, and Vortex Tool Co. 

The annual report was published in the April issue of FDMC magazine. Updates of data for FDMC 300 firms and the various industry segments are posted throughout the year at WoodworkingNetwork.com/FDMC300. For questions or inclusion in the FDMC 300, contact Karen Koenig at [email protected].