Happy , Happy , Happy .
I love my Purewood cabinets. I now have so much storage space now. I love the soft close feature on the doors and drawers. Everybody that sees my kitchen is blown away.
Joelle from Barrie

We use Purewood cabinets for all our kitchen and bathroom work for both our customers and our own personal home. We find the salespeople very knowledgeable and professional. If we run into any problems they work hard to fix it. Although we have very few problems with them. They bend over backwards to accommodate us and have lots of tips and suggestions. We find their product to be of superior quality and value and would highly recommend it to anyone considering new cabinetry. We'd like to thank Peter and his staff for the amazing service they provide!

I have been ordering kitchens for my clients for over 10 years and the way they construct the kitchens with High Density Fiberboard and the doors are great quality. My clients love how the interiors match the door colours for a full custom look and I can custom size any box. I'm embarrassed to say I have made one mistake not using Purewood because of timing and it was a disaster, let's just say if my client won't wait for the date the kitchen will be done I will not do the job.

I have owned a purewood kitchen for over 9 years. Funny story it is in my basement of my old house and when I sold the house the new owners didn't want it so I took it to my new house. It still looks brand new and so easy to clean. My wife uses the basement for a home daycare so lots of food splash and wiping.

I completely identify with Rafael & Ewa’s posts.
I bought a beautiful new home from Glen Rouge Homes.
The Purewood Inc. happen to be in one of the model homes. The dark chocolate with black granite counter top was gorgeous, so we totally jumped in and picked it for our new home.

Rafael, it's been 2.5 years and 6 cupboard doors and 2 valances in the corner where most of the kitchen prep is done are unwrapping.
It was this past Christmas, Dec. 2013 that suddenly they all started to let go.

Ewa, I have also noticed the how the cooking oil has attracted to the doors and you are correct it is impossible to remove. I’ve tried grease cutting dish detergent, Pinesol and now I'm trying to use the micro fibre clothes as I don’t want to harm the vinyl surface.

Peter Cheeseman, the contact person says:
“I have taken a look at your pictures and the light valance and the door the vinyl has shrunk from heat , probably from a kettle or toaster. Heat damage is not covered under warranty however we remake doors at 47 ½ % discount which works out to $23.63 for an 8ft valance and a door 18 x 30 would cost $54.34 EA as an example. Please send sizes of you affected doors and I will cost it out for you.”

Perhaps this is the business. The 5 year warranty is a farce. The product is to deteriorate in 2 years and they wait ready for the customers to come toddling over for the 47.5% deal of the century.

I responded asking Cheeseman if the supplier and builder know these vinyl cupboards should NOT be installed in the kitchen where kettles and toasters are used.
My fear now is when will my bathroom doors unwrap from the bath and shower steam.

What’s to be done?

I’m tempted to go around the neighbourhood and ask if the other home buyers are also experiencing The Great Unwrap.

If anyone has advise, please pass it on to us.
I'm at [email protected]

We completely renovated our kitchen, we were going to purchase Ikea cabinets but our contractor suggested purewood. They were cheaper by a few hundred dollars and would not have to assemble. They look great, but a two years later we noticed a door,drawer and valance trim started to peel. Our contractor said they were covered so he came and took them to them. They told him they were over heated and not covered. So as a good gesture he paid for them out of his own pocket. Now we have another door peeling. Seems to me that evry two years we will ahve to replace doors and trim. We had renovated the kitchen in our other home with Home depot cabinets and they never peeled warped or discoloured. Like the saying goes, "If you can't take the heat, get out if the kitchen." Very dissatified with this company now that I have to pay for replacement every two years. should have bought Ikea like we wanted origanaly.

Some of my kitchen cabinets doors were delivered damaged. When after a while I received the new ones they were different colour. Same parts were missing. When I met with the owner af the company he promised to replace all the doors as they realized they used the new technology that made the doors attract grease that was impossible to clean. They came replaced some of the doors and promised to come back and finish replacement. Contacted Mr. Bozek via fax and phone. He has no courtesy to respond.To this day my kitchen is not finished. I am very upset and dissapointed.