Description
Kemper Cabinets Reviews – Round Up:
Kemper Cabinets Company Information:
Kitchen Unit Quality: Good
Price Fitted: varies with dealer
Supply Only: yes
Warranty: Limited Lifetime
Designer Qualifications: Varies with dealer
Designer Status: Varies with dealer
Commission rate: N/A
From the Kemper Cabinets website:
Kemper Distinctive Cabinetry was founded on February 9, 1926 as Kemper Brothers, Inc. by George E. Kemper, Paul W. Kemper and Ray L. Headington in Richmond, Indiana, a small Midwestern town with a rich heritage of manufacturing. The company initially manufactured wardrobes, chifforobes and dresserobes. In 1927 a line of wooden kitchen tables with porcelain tops was added.
In 1928 the first free-standing kitchen cabinets (known today as “Hoosier cabinets” because of their Indiana origins) were put into production followed quickly by dish cabinets and broom cabinets. After World War II the single-family home building boom started; portable kitchen cabinets lost their popularity and in January of 1956 Kemper Bros. was one of the first companies to act on the desire for built-in wood cabinets.
In January of 1965, Kemper Bros. merged with The Tappan Company as a wholly-owned and operated subsidiary. In 1979 A.B. Electrolux of Sweden purchased all segments of The Tappan Company and with the acquisition of White Consolidated Industries in 1986 became W.C.I., which included a cabinet group. In 1998 the cabinet group was purchased by MasterBrand Cabinets, a subsidiary of Fortune Brands and the second-largest cabinet manufacturer in the United States.
Who Are Kemper Cabinets?
Kemper Cabinets are part of the Norcraft/MasterBrand group and are based out of Jasper, Indiana.
Most big-name kitchen cabinet brands in America are part of MasterBrand / Norcraft. A massive choice in ranges, styles, price-point and target market mean that there is a MasterBrand kitchen to suit all pockets and tastes.
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Paul M. –
I have had Kemper cabinetry in multiple homes I have owned. The first one, installed by the builder. After 10 years of living with it with NO issues, I requested the cabinetry in my next home. 11 years later and one replaced garbage can door face (from abuse), I can honestly say the product is excellent. I have a maple stained finish with a glaze and with the proper care of my cabinetry (really furniture) they have held up fantastically! 5 out of 5 for a rating.