Direct Answer
Cabo Cabinet Group produces approximately 8,000 apartment units of cabinetry per month. That translates to roughly 200 shipping containers leaving the factory every 30 days. A typical apartment unit runs between 6 and 40 cabinets depending on the layout, so total cabinet count ranges from 48,000 to 320,000 individual cabinet boxes per month depending on project mix. The 700,000 square foot factory in Mexico is the largest cabinet manufacturing facility dedicated to the US trade, built specifically for high volume production at consistent quality.
Why It Matters
When you are scheduling a 200 unit apartment building or a 500 home subdivision, you need to know the factory can absorb your volume without pushing your timeline or degrading quality. Smaller cabinet shops talk in dozens of kitchens per month. Cabo operates at a scale where an entire mid-rise multifamily project is a standard production run, not a special event. For developers and national builders working across multiple markets, this capacity means you can specify the same cabinet program in Phoenix, Dallas, and Atlanta simultaneously without the factory becoming a bottleneck. The 8,000 unit per month capacity also means your project is not the only thing on the line, so production stays steady and predictable even when one project shifts schedule.
How It Works
The factory runs continuous production across multiple lines. Each line handles either framed or frameless construction, either RTA or fully assembled, depending on what the project specifies. Production follows a 30 day cycle once the spec is confirmed and the order is locked. That 30 days covers cutting, assembly, finishing for painted or stained doors in shaker, slim shaker, slab, or thermofoil, hardware installation with soft close systems, quality checks, and packaging. Every box ships branded with your company name, not Cabo's.
Delivery adds under seven days by land to most US job sites. Total timeline from confirmed spec to cabinets on your site runs about five weeks. Compare that to Asian manufacturing, which adds 45 to 90 days of ocean transit on top of production time. The capacity to handle 200 containers a month means the factory can manage 10 to 15 sizable projects simultaneously without cross contamination of specs or finishes.
What This Capacity Supports
For a national account or regional developer, 8,000 units per month means Cabo can handle a steady pipeline, not just a single project. If you are building 1,200 apartments across three properties over 18 months, the factory can phase production to match your pour schedules and certificate of occupancy dates without forcing you to warehouse cabinets or wait for backorders.
High volume also drives consistency. When a factory produces tens of thousands of doors per month in the same finish, color matching between shipments tightens. When the same crews run the same hardware every day, installation quality becomes repeatable. The scale also supports dedicated production for specific finish packages. If your brand standards call for a particular shade of white or a specific shaker profile, Cabo can run that continuously rather than batching it once a quarter.
The National Accounts program is designed for buyers operating at this volume level, typically developers, national builders, or distributors moving multiple containers per month. Partnerships run over years, not single projects. Pricing, specifications, and delivery schedules get locked in so every project from the same buyer follows the same playbook. At 8,000 units per month, there is room for both the 50 unit garden style project and the 400 unit high rise without either one waiting.