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Helpful Resources

Every brochure.
One download library.

Cabinet lines, doors, trim, and planning guides: download anything, or bring your questions to the showroom and we'll walk them with you.

Cabinet Brochures

All 8+ lines,
cover to cover.

Shiloh Custom Shop BrochurePDF ↓ Eclipse Custom Shop BrochurePDF ↓ Plato Custom Shop BrochurePDF ↓ Aspect BrochurePDF ↓ Diamond Vibe & Distinction Design GuidePDF ↓ Euro Line BrochurePDF ↓ Mountain Series BrochurePDF ↓
Door & Trim Catalogs

Doors and trim,
stock to custom.

Woodgrain Stile & Rail DoorsPDF ↓ Woodgrain Molded & Primed DoorsPDF ↓ Woodgrain Full Door CatalogPDF ↓ Exterior Door CatalogPDF ↓ Metrie M Series TrimPDF ↓ Alexandria TrimPDF ↓ Metrie TrimPDF ↓
Sauna Brochures

Traditional to infrared,
indoor to outdoor.

Traditional vs Infrared · Sauna BrochurePDF ↓ Custom Sauna DesignsPDF ↓ Indoor SaunasPDF ↓ Outdoor & Barrel Saunas · North StarPDF ↓ HIMALAYA Heaters · Electric, Wood-Fired & InfraredPDF ↓
Planning Guides

Compare and plan
with confidence.

Triumph Cabinet Comparison ChartPDF ↓ How to Measure a Kitchen GuidePDF ↓ Kitchen Visualizer · try styles, colors & finishes onlineTry It →

Not sure which brochure to start with? Ask the Triumph Advisor or request a free quote and your designer will point you to the right ones.

How to Measure a Kitchen

Five measurements.
One head start.

Use this as a starting point before you meet your designer. Rough numbers are fine. We confirm everything with a professional field measure before anything is ordered.

01
Outline the Room
Sketch the rough shape of the room. Draw in windows, doors, and any wall bump-outs.
02
Measure Windows & Doors
Outside edge to outside edge, including the trim.
03
Measure Ceiling Height
Floor to ceiling. If there's a soffit or other obstruction, also measure floor to the base of it.
04
Note the Details
Mark light switches, outlets, vents, pipes: anything the design needs to work around.
05
Plan for Appliances
Keeping appliances? Measure height, depth, and width, or note the model number. Buying new? Tell us what you choose so we design around them.
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Product Care

Keep it looking
like install day.

Your kitchen is built to be lived in. A few simple habits keep cabinets, counters, and floors looking the way they did the day we handed you the room.

01
Cabinets
A soft cotton cloth dampened with warm water handles most days. For deeper cleaning, mix a mild hand dishwashing liquid with warm water, wipe with a clean damp cloth, then dry with a soft, clean one. Skip abrasive cleaners, waxes, and anything with ammonia.
02
Countertops
For granite and natural stone, use warm water with a mild, phosphate-free liquid dish soap, light-colored with no aromatics, and rinse thoroughly; soap film left behind dulls the finish over time. Wipe spills promptly, and use a stone cleaner made for polished surfaces for routine shine.
03
Flooring
Vacuum, sweep, or dust-mop hardwood weekly. Vacuum heads should be brush or felt. Wipe up spills and wet spots immediately, use only cleaners made for hardwood, and avoid steam mops, wax, and oil soaps.

Have a specific finish or material question? Ask us. The care that's right for a painted inset door isn't always right for a stained slab.

Guides & Articles

Read before
you remodel.

How to Prepare for a Kitchen Remodel → Kitchen Measurement Checklist → Stock vs Semi-Custom vs Custom Cabinets → Kitchen Remodeling Costs: Factors & Budgeting → Custom Kitchen Cabinets Costs Explained → Kitchen Countertop Replacement Cost Guide → How Long Does Cabinet Installation Take? → How to Decorate Above Kitchen Cabinets → Our Proven 5-Step Process for Stress-Free Projects → How We Deliver the Best Kitchen Installation Service → Why American-Made Kitchen Cabinets Matter → Perks of a Trusted Cabinet Partner → Why Builders Count on Triumph → A Kitchen Design Experience Your Clients Will Love → Rooted in New Hampshire, Built for You →

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