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Authorized Dealer
CNC Cabinetry Dealer in Las Vegas
Sage Kitchen Cabinetry is an authorized CNC Cabinetry dealer serving Las Vegas, Henderson and Summerlin. Fifteen door lines across four collections, 145 finishes, and a showroom on West Sahara Avenue where you can see any of them as a full-size door.
What buying CNC through Sage means
CNC Cabinetry builds cabinets to order in four collections. They do not sell direct — you buy through an authorized dealer, which is what we are. That matters in one practical way: the specification is CNC’s, published and consistent, so what a collection includes does not change depending on who is selling it to you.
What changes between dealers is everything around the cabinet. We measure your kitchen ourselves, produce AutoCAD drawings before anything is ordered, and keep the full range in the showroom so you can compare doors side by side rather than from a catalogue photograph.
Everything on this site is a cabinet we can actually order
The specifications in our catalogue come from CNC’s own published product data, not from marketing copy we wrote. Where CNC does not publish a specification, our pages say so rather than filling the gap with something plausible — a spec you cannot rely on is worse than an admitted blank when it turns up on a quote.
At a glance
15 door lines
Shaker in three widths, flat panel, slab, reverse shaker, recessed panel, French mitered and raised panel.
145 finishes
Painted, stained, natural wood, gloss, matte and textured, plus a heat- and moisture-resistant wrapped slab.
Four collections
The collection sets the box construction, the drawer joint and the glide — not the door. The same door style appears in more than one collection.
Seen in person
All of it is on display at 5015 W Sahara Avenue, Suite 126, Las Vegas.
The four CNC collections
What separates them is construction, not looks. These descriptions are drawn from CNC’s published specifications for each collection.
Bedford
The entry tier. Plywood boxes, doors that sit about an inch apart, and drawer boxes screwed together with side-mounted glides that stop before the drawer is all the way out.
Luxor
The first real step up, and the biggest one. Drawer boxes become solid wood joined with dovetails — interlocking fingers instead of screws, the joint that survives twenty years of a heavy pan drawer.
Concord
Full overlay on a face-frame box. Thicker dovetailed drawer boxes, maple veneer interiors, and full-extension glides so the back of the drawer comes out where you can see it. The widest choice of doors.
Classic
Frameless. Thicker boxes, a tighter reveal, and the contemporary finishes — gloss, matte, textured, and Milano's heat- and moisture-resistant wrapped slab.
Questions about CNC cabinets
Where can I see CNC cabinets in Las Vegas?
At our showroom, 5015 W Sahara Avenue, Suite 126, between Decatur and Jones. Every line is there as a full-size door, and we keep cutaway boxes so you can compare drawer construction between collections. Visits are by appointment only, no walk-ins — Monday to Thursday 9–5, Friday 9–4, closed at the weekend — so the doors and slabs you want are out and waiting. More about visiting.
What is the difference between the CNC collections?
Construction. Bedford uses plywood boxes with screwed drawer boxes and side-mounted glides. Luxor introduces solid wood drawer boxes joined with dovetails, which is the biggest single step in the range. Concord adds full overlay on a face-frame box, thicker dovetailed drawers, maple veneer interiors and full-extension glides. Classic is frameless, with thicker boxes, a tighter reveal and the contemporary finishes. The same door style can appear in more than one collection, so the collection is a separate decision from the door.
Are CNC cabinets framed or frameless?
Both, depending on the collection. Bedford, Luxor and Concord are face-frame — a wooden border across the front of the box, with the door sitting against it. Classic is frameless, so the door covers the whole box front and you reach the full width of the opening.
Can I order CNC cabinets without installation?
Yes. We supply cabinets on their own, supply and install, or install cabinets you bought elsewhere. They are quoted separately.
How long do CNC cabinets take?
They are built to order rather than pulled off a shelf, so some of the schedule is manufacturing time before any work starts in your kitchen. Timelines vary with the scope of the job and the collection; we give you a clear one before work begins rather than a number that fits every kitchen and describes none.
Do you carry any other cabinet brands?
CNC is the line we stock and display in depth, and it covers the range from an entry-level plywood box to a frameless contemporary kitchen. If you are looking at something we do not carry, tell us what it is — we would rather point you somewhere useful than sell you the wrong thing.
Go deeper
Every door and finish — the full catalogue with construction specs.
Kitchen cabinets in Las Vegas — the buyer’s guide, including a glossary of the terms a showroom will use on you.
Kitchen visualizer — put any CNC door on a photoreal kitchen.
Plan your showroom appointment — hours, location and what to bring.
See CNC cabinets in person
Book an appointment — we don’t take walk-ins — and we will have the doors, finishes and countertop slabs you are interested in out on the table.