Rooted in Sustainability:
Why We Chose Zero Place for Our Showroom
We chose Zero Place for our showroom because it reflects the future we believe in—where sustainability, comfort, and design go hand in hand. Located in the heart of New Paltz,
this net-zero energy development sets a new standard for eco-friendly living, with LEED Platinum® and Energy Star® certifications, solar panels, EV charging, and low-impact construction throughout.
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For us, sustainability isn’t a trend but a core value. By making Zero Place our home, we’re showing our commitment to smart, energy-efficient design and responsible choices—not just for our showroom, but for the homes and spaces we help create.
Eco-Friendly Quality You Can Trust
At Structured Cabinetry, we believe that the beauty of a kitchen goes beyond design—it’s also about the materials and standards behind it. Each cabinet line we offer is carefully selected not only for craftsmanship and durability, but also for its commitment to sustainability and healthier living environments. From responsibly sourced woods to low-emission finishes, these certifications ensure that the cabinets you bring into your home meet some of the highest industry benchmarks for quality, safety, and environmental responsibility.
Green Standards for Better Living
The GREENGUARD Gold certification—the highest level of eco-status in the industry— sets Forevermark cabinetry apart as a healthier, more sustainable choice for your home.
At Structured Cabinetry, we are proud to carry TSG Forevermark, a brand that not only achieves this rigorous standard but also holds additional certifications including KCMA and compliance with CARB standards. Their waterborne Sherwin Williams finishes, meet some of the strictest environmental requirements, free from formaldehyde hazards, lead, chromate, and other harmful pollutants. Many Forevermark products also feature responsibly sourced materials verified through the Forest Stewardship Council (FSC).
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For you as a homeowner, this means greater peace of mind: healthier indoor air quality, reduced chemical exposure, and a safer living environment for your family. It also ensures that your cabinetry investment reflects environmental responsibility, long-lasting durability, and timeless design. By choosing Forevermark through Structured Cabinetry, you’re not only elevating your home but also supporting sustainable practices that benefit both people and the planet.
The Environmental Stewardship Program (ESP) sets the standard for healthier, more responsible cabinetry. ESP-certified products meet strict requirements for low formaldehyde emissions, the use of recycled and recovered wood fibers, sustainable forestry practices, and long-lasting finishes designed to minimize waste.
At Structured Cabinetry, the following cabinet lines proudly meet these standard:
Eclipse frameless cabinets – Known for their sleek slab doors and modern European-style storage, this cabinet line combines contemporary design with ESP-certified construction. Their engineered box system ensures consistent strength, low emissions, and smooth surfaces ideal for painted or veneered finishes.
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Waypoint framed cabinets – Built with all-plywood box construction from responsibly managed forests, Waypoint is both durable and ESP-certified. This means their finishes are long-lasting, emissions are reduced, and resources are carefully managed to limit waste during manufacturing.
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Shiloh cabinets – Offering a wide range of styles, Shiloh blends solid wood with engineered materials to deliver versatility in design. As an ESP-certified line, Shiloh cabinetry meets rigorous air quality and resource use standards while ensuring dependable construction.
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Fabuwood cabinets – Designed for value without sacrificing quality, Fabuwood also carries ESP certification. Their thoughtful mix of solid wood and engineered components creates cabinetry that balances strength, style, and efficient material use.
Engineered materials are an industry standard and nearly unavoidable in modern cabinetry, serving important purposes such as resisting warping, holding paint evenly, and providing smooth, consistent finishes—all while reducing the use of natural resources.
