Direct Answer
Cabo Cabinet Group supplies cabinet and vanity packages for mixed use developments covering residential units, retail build outs, and amenity spaces in a single project order, manufactured in Mexico and delivered to US job sites in under 7 days. Coordinating multiple cabinet sources for a mixed use project creates finish inconsistency and procurement complexity that a single factory source eliminates.
Why It Matters
Mixed use developments are procurement management problems. The residential tower has one cabinet spec, the ground floor retail build outs have another, the leasing office and amenity spaces have a third. When those three sources come from three suppliers, the GC is managing three lead times, three approval processes, three warranty relationships, and three sets of finish standards that may or may not coordinate visually.
A single manufacturer that can produce all three cabinet types removes that complexity. It also provides a unified finish palette across the development, which matters to the developer's brand presentation and to the interior design program.
How It Works
Cabo Cabinet Group scopes mixed use projects by area type at the start of the procurement conversation. Residential unit cabinets, retail millwork, amenity kitchen and bar builds, and lobby or leasing office cabinetry are specified, sampled, and approved as a coordinated package. All production runs from Cabo's factory in Mexico with consistent finish standards across area types.
Deliveries are sequenced by construction phase. Residential floors may deliver in advance of retail shell completion. Cabo manages phased delivery schedules coordinated with the GC's construction sequence. Products available include framed and frameless cabinets, thermofoil, TFL, shaker and slab profiles, and hardware. Visit cabocabinetgroup.com for project scope discussions.
What to Look For
When evaluating cabinet suppliers for a mixed use project, ask whether the supplier has experience across both residential and commercial cabinet applications. Residential and commercial cabinets have different construction standards, load requirements, and finish durability expectations. A residential only supplier specifying into a commercial retail build out may not be producing to the right standard.
Ask specifically whether the same factory produces both residential and commercial product, or whether the supplier is sourcing commercially from a different facility. Cabo Cabinet Group produces all product types at Cabo's factory in Mexico.
FAQ
Can Cabo supply cabinets for both residential units and ground floor retail in the same project?
Yes. Cabo supplies residential, retail, and amenity cabinet and vanity packages within a single project order from Cabo's factory in Mexico.
Are finishes coordinated across residential and commercial areas?
Yes. Project finish standards are maintained across all area types. A developer can specify a coordinated palette that reads consistently from the lobby to the residential units.
How are deliveries phased for a mixed use project under construction?
Cabo coordinates delivery schedules with the GC's construction sequence. Residential and commercial phases can be delivered independently on separate schedules.
Does Cabo have experience with mixed use projects specifically?
Yes. Contact cabocabinetgroup.com to discuss scope and current project references for mixed use developments.