Man did we make a huge mistake. We trusted Kelly at Exeter Lumber to guide us through our kitchen remodel. I told her from the start I did not want cheap. I like to pay more and get more. I like higher end quality not entry to mid. I also said my wife might try to cheap out but don't tell her the costs. I would be paying. She is a very professional gal and seemed very knowledgeable. One of her first thoughts was to add a bumped out window for my wife to grow herbs on and we loved it! Her layout was wonderful and we went with it. She recommended a contractor who was also very professional and attentive. The first new thing installed was the wrong window. Kelly had failed to put the bump out in the contract. Our fault for believing all had been done correctly. It took three windows and three months to get the correct one. We gladly paid for the additional labor to bump the window out and are thrilled with it now. Now 4 months later the cabinet center sections have shifted and the wood color is showing. Out of the 22 doors, 18 have shrunk. So I guess not all have this problem. I sent her a text and informed her. She said we need to get a humidifier and that is normal. I am guessing these cabinets have the highest profit margin for Exeter Lumber. I was blown away but such a reply. So after the sale its all on you. We have winter here in NH and I would consider that a normal condition. Apparently the cabinet company can not stain the whole panel due to costs? So they take short cuts at the customers expense and blame them on poor quality. Just a heads up, If you make a contract with Exeter Lumber triple check it, do not leave your faith in them. Do NOT buy W.W, Wood Cabinets! read more