Description
Marsh Furniture Reviews – Round Up:
Marsh Furniture Company Information:
Kitchen Unit Quality: Good
Price Fitted: Varies with dealer
Supply Only: Varies with dealer
Warranty: 5 Years
Designer Qualifications: Varies with dealer
Designer Status: Varies with dealer
Commission rate: N/A
From the Marsh Furniture website:
Marsh Furniture Company is one of the largest independently operated and family owned stock cabinet manufacturers in the United States and has the capacity and expertise to deliver a full range of kitchen and bath cabinetry you can depend on.
Marsh Cabinets is their framed collection of kitchen cabinets and combined with High Point Cabinetry (their frameless line of cabinetry) they offer over 100 styles of cabinets in Cherry, Maple, Oak, and Birch, as well as Thermofoil and Painted finishes.
As they have done for over 100 years, Marsh continues to be committed to delivering the highest level of customer service and quality products..
Who Are Marsh Furniture?
Marsh Furniture are a long-established kitchen cabinet manufacturer based out of High Point, North Carolina.
A family business with a focus on quality, selling kitchens through kitchen dealer networks across the USA, Marsh Furniture / Marsh Kitchens provide a wide range of cabinet designs, with something suitable for all budgets.
StarMark Cabinetry
Omega Cabinetry
Bertch Cabinets
Dura Supreme Cabinetry
John Soles –
Horrible communication keeping customers updated on deliveries. Started our project about 5 weeks ago through Atlantic Kitchens. Never again would I consider Marsh products.
Mark –
Ordered several cabinets for a large project wherein the end customer was insistent that we use Marsh cabinets. Even though they were delivered on a Marsh company truck straight from the factory, they were damaged, the cabinets were not assembled correctly, some parts were even too long for the cabinet, but were pressed to fit, thus busting the cabinet. Most of the drawers did not have staples in them, as it was obvious they had run-out of staples, the impressions were there, just no fasteners. We wound-up rebuilding the Marsh Cabinets in our shop before delivering and installing them.
Once installed, Marsh had to go out and touch them up since the colors were not matching, and the finish was peeling off.