cabinetry

[ kab-uh-ni-tree ]

noun

1. cabinetwork.

Word History and Origins

Origin of cabinetry¹

cabinet + -ry

Example Sentences

With a background in custom home cabinetry, Goose Gear makes its plates from half-inch-thick Joubert Okoume marine-grade plywood that’s substantially lighter and much more resistant to moisture than typical plywoods.

From Outside Online

In the kitchen I focus mainly on items that are difficult to remove, like cabinetry and counter surfaces.

From Washington Blade

Not only are these great for indoor spaces like bookshelves and cabinetry, but they’re also ideal for portable applications such as camper vans or tent lighting.

From Popular-Science

The bar itself is beautiful with gigantic carved wood cabinetry and all sorts of interesting, old-world bar utensils.

From The Daily Beast

Hat-cupboards were a feature of the women's offices—delightful specimens of sound cabinetry.

From Project Gutenberg