A drawer specialist for the trade
Custom Drawer Boxes for Cabinetmakers & Trade Professionals
Timbercraft builds made-to-specification dovetail drawer boxes for cabinetmakers, millworkers, and contractors who need a focused production partner, clear job information, and a repeatable path from dimensions to acknowledgement.
Built around drawer production
Keep your shop focused while Timbercraft builds the boxes
Serving the trade since 2003, Timbercraft specializes in custom dovetail drawer boxes. The catalog stays focused on drawer boxes, specialty configurations, inserts, and the information required to build them. That focus gives a cabinet shop one clear place to prepare the drawer portion of a project without sorting through unrelated cabinet-door products.
Standard drawer boxes are available in select-or-better Maple or Birch. Published construction uses 5/8-inch sides, precision dovetail joints, a 3/8-inch Baltic Birch bottom, a 1/2-inch bottom inset, and a uniform UV-cured finish. The product page owns the complete current specification and published size ranges.
Review custom dovetail drawer boxes- Trade focusCabinetmakers, millworkers, and contractors
- MaterialsSelect-or-better Maple or Birch drawer sides
- Standard timingConsistent 3–5 day production turnaround for standard drawer orders
- Service contextTimbercraft primarily serves the Northeast
Designed for real job lists
Prepare up to 15 drawer lines in one quote request
The Timbercraft quote builder exposes up to 15 drawer lines so a trade customer can enter a practical batch without stepping through one oversized form for every box. Shared defaults can carry common choices across the request, while each line retains its own quantity, dimensions, material, slide, and option details.
Unused lines are ignored. Before sending, the review step brings the customer details, job information, and completed drawer lines together. This keeps the request fast to enter while preserving the line-by-line information Timbercraft needs to review it.
- Define each finished drawer box
Record quantity plus the finished outside height, width, and depth. Add Maple or Birch, the slide model when it affects preparation, and every specialty option that belongs to the line.
- Keep the job recognizable
Use a clear Job Label ID or PO so the request, acknowledgement, and any separately emailed specialty drawing can be matched to the same project.
- Review before production
Submitting the request starts Timbercraft’s review; it does not start production. Check the acknowledgement and resolve any dimension, material, option, or delivery question before the job moves forward.
Before opening the quote builder
Resolve the decisions that prevent avoidable back-and-forth
Begin with the finished drawer-box dimensions rather than the cabinet opening alone. Confirm the slide manufacturer’s requirements before calculating a finished width or depth. Then choose Maple or Birch and identify any notching, scoop pull, scalloped side, U-shaped configuration, divider, pullout, file system, or insert that changes the line.
Specialty drawings and templates remain a separate email handoff after the request. Match the attachment with the company name and the exact Job Label ID or PO used in the quote builder. For a new trade relationship, complete customer setup separately so account information does not get mixed into the drawer specification itself.
Separate production timing from transit when planning the shop schedule. Timbercraft's consistent 3–5 day statement applies to production of standard drawer orders; pickup, shipping, or delivery is confirmed for the individual job. The acknowledgement is therefore the working checkpoint for verifying what Timbercraft received, while the requested delivery method remains a job detail rather than an assumed service promise.
For repeat work, use the same preparation sequence every time: confirm finished dimensions from the current cabinet and hardware requirements, group truly identical boxes under one quantity, separate any line with a different size or option, and give the entire request one recognizable job label. That routine makes a large drawer schedule easier for both the cabinet shop and Timbercraft to review.