Kitchen Cabinets

Shiloh Cabinets Review (2026): Construction, Finish and Warranty

Shiloh Cabinetry is built by W. W. Wood Products, a family-owned company in Dudley, Missouri. It is a framed semi-custom line with plywood sides, 5/8 inch hardwood dovetail drawers and a catalyzed conversion varnish topcoat. Its 10-year warranty is not transferable and requires indoor humidity between 30 and 55 percent, which matters in Florida.

Homeowners usually meet Shiloh through an independent kitchen dealer, and the most common searches are about reviews, construction and whether it is custom. This review uses Shiloh's own construction page, its 2026 brochure and warranty, and the KCMA records, so each spec can be checked. For a project range, try our free estimate tool.

Who Makes Shiloh Cabinetry?

Shiloh Cabinetry is built by W. W. Wood Products, Inc., which describes itself as a family-owned company founded in 1977 that set up shop in Dudley, Missouri (Shiloh 2026 brochure). KCMA lists the company at 10182 Old Highway 60, Dudley, MO 63936 (KCMA company listing). The same KCMA environmental certificate covers the company's Aspect, Eclipse and Vistora brands (KCMA ESP certificate).

Despite the name, Shiloh Cabinetry is not made in Shiloh, Illinois. Both the brochure and the KCMA listing place the manufacturer in Dudley, Missouri, so a search for kitchen cabinet manufacturers in Shiloh, IL will not lead to this brand's factory.

Is Shiloh Semi-Custom or Custom?

Shiloh presents itself as one framed cabinet line rather than separate named series; earlier versions of this page referred to "Shiloh Select" and "Shiloh Premier," names that do not appear in Shiloh's own materials. The 2026 brochure describes nine types of framed cabinetry in standard or full overlay, plus several inset styles, with a range of wood species, paint matching and specialty finishes. Dealers typically describe that flexibility as semi-custom.

How Are Shiloh Cabinets Built?

Shiloh Cabinetry construction (manufacturer specs, as of October 7, 2026)
Component Shiloh specification
Cabinet sides 1/2 inch plywood
Tops (wall cabinets) and bottoms 3/8 inch plywood
Shelves 3/4 inch plywood, adjustable
Face frame 1 1/2 inch wide solid wood
Drawer box 5/8 inch hardwood dovetail standard; 3/4 inch available
Drawer guides Blum TANDEM 7/8-extension with BLUMOTION soft close; full extension optional
Hinges Blum soft close (3/8 inch partial inset uses a knife hinge without soft close)
Topcoat Catalyzed conversion varnish
Door styles Standard overlay, full overlay and inset

Sources: Shiloh construction page and Shiloh 2026 brochure.

What Wood Species Does Shiloh Offer?

Shiloh's species library lists alder, rustic alder, American poplar, select poplar, cherry, hickory, maple, red oak, white oak, quarter sawn white oak, rift cut white oak and walnut. It also offers custom Sherwin-Williams paint matching and distressed looks such as Olde World, Weathered and Aged finishes.

What Is the Shiloh Cabinet Warranty, and Why Does Humidity Matter?

Shiloh warrants its cabinets to be free from defects for ten years, and the warranty is not transferable (Shiloh warranty, 10/2022). It excludes unfinished cabinets and is void if the cabinets are kept outside 60 to 90 degrees Fahrenheit or 30 to 55 percent relative humidity. In a Brevard County home, that makes climate control part of the warranty: keep the air conditioning running, avoid long periods with the house closed up and the AC off, and consider a dehumidifier for a seasonal home.

Is Shiloh KCMA Certified?

Shiloh is covered by KCMA's Environmental Stewardship Program certificate for W. W. Wood Products, first awarded in 2008 and valid through March 31, 2027 (KCMA ESP certificate). We did not find a posted ANSI/KCMA A161.1-2022 performance certificate for the company on KCMA's site, so ask your dealer for current certification paperwork if that matters to you.

Shiloh Cabinets Reviews: What to Weigh

We do not reprint star ratings, because ratings collected by third parties change and are hard to verify. What the published specs show is a plywood-sided framed cabinet with dovetail drawers and a conversion varnish topcoat, sold through independent dealers. The trade-offs to weigh are dealer-only availability, a 10-year non-transferable warranty with strict humidity terms, and lead times that dealers set per order. Compare it with Wellborn or KraftMaid using the same layout and species.

Are Shiloh Cabinets Good Quality?

On the published specs, yes. Shiloh's construction is strong for a framed semi-custom cabinet, with plywood sides and dovetail drawers standard. In Florida, its warranty humidity window is the deciding detail: it suits an air-conditioned primary residence better than a seasonal home that sits closed up.

ELSO Contracting can price Shiloh and comparable brands as part of a kitchen remodel anywhere in Brevard County.

Frequently Asked Questions

Who makes Shiloh cabinets?

Shiloh Cabinetry is built by W. W. Wood Products, Inc., a family-owned company founded in 1977 in Dudley, Missouri, according to Shiloh's 2026 brochure. KCMA lists the company at 10182 Old Highway 60, Dudley, MO 63936. The same KCMA environmental certificate also covers the company's Aspect, Eclipse and Vistora cabinet brands.

Are Shiloh cabinets custom or semi-custom?

Shiloh is a single framed cabinet line with many options rather than separate named series. Its 2026 brochure describes nine types of framed cabinetry in standard or full overlay plus several inset styles, a dozen wood species, paint matching and specialty finishes. Dealers generally sell it as semi-custom. Ask your dealer which sizes and modifications are available for your layout.

Are Shiloh cabinets plywood?

Yes, the box is largely plywood. Shiloh's construction specs list 1/2 inch plywood sides, 3/8 inch plywood tops on wall cabinets and bottoms, and 3/4 inch plywood adjustable shelves, with a 1 1/2 inch solid wood face frame. Drawers are 5/8 inch hardwood dovetail boxes as standard, with 3/4 inch available.

What is the warranty on Shiloh cabinets?

Shiloh warrants its cabinets to be free from defects for ten years, and the warranty is not transferable. It excludes unfinished cabinets and is void if the cabinets are kept outside 60 to 90 degrees Fahrenheit or 30 to 55 percent relative humidity. In Florida, that means keeping the home air-conditioned to protect both the cabinets and the warranty.

What finish does Shiloh use?

Shiloh uses a catalyzed conversion varnish topcoat, which it describes as very durable. It also offers custom paint matching to Sherwin-Williams colors and specialty finishes such as Olde World, Weathered and Aged. Ask your dealer for door samples in the exact species and finish you plan to order, since stain color varies by wood.

Are Shiloh cabinets expensive?

Shiloh does not publish retail prices. Its cabinets are sold through independent dealers, and the price depends on the number of cabinets, wood species, door style, finish and any size modifications. Plywood sides, dovetail drawers and a conversion varnish topcoat are standard, so the fair comparison is against other framed semi-custom lines rather than stock cabinets. Ask two dealers to price the same layout, species and finish, and compare those quotes with Wellborn or KraftMaid for the identical plan.

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