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Custom kitchen cabinets in Montréal, cut for your room

Measured in your kitchen, drawn in AutoCAD, built on Boulevard Thimens and installed by the people who made it. Ten year warranty on the cabinetry.

How it works

Nine foot white island with a quartz top and an integrated dishwasher in a renovated Bois-Franc kitchen — A nine foot island built as one piece of cabinetry and levelled on site. The dishwasher sits behind a matching panel, so the run reads as a single line.

Mitred quartz waterfall end of a large island in Radianz Alluring, in a matte white Laval kitchen — A mitred waterfall end. The veining is matched across the joint before the slab is cut, which is a drawing decision rather than a site decision.

The service

Drawn first, then built

A custom kitchen is not a catalogue kitchen with a filler pushed into the gap. Every box is cut for the opening it goes into, so a run that measures nine feet four and a half inches gets nine feet four and a half inches of cabinetry, and a wall that leans over its height gets a scribe drawn for it instead of improvised on installation day.

The order never changes. Someone comes to the house and measures every wall, every window reveal and every service. The kitchen is then drawn in AutoCAD as elevations, one per run, with the appliances in place and the dimensions on the page. You approve those drawings before a single sheet is cut, and the written price is fixed against them. Fabrication happens in our own workshop on Boulevard Thimens in Saint-Laurent, and the company that drew the kitchen is the one that delivers and installs it.

Boxes are melamine or plywood, dowelled and edged, standing on adjustable levellers. The fronts carry the room: thermofoil heat formed over shaped MDF, sprayed MDF in any colour, melamine in a wood grain, a shaker frame, or solid wood where the profile asks for it. Hinges and runners are Blum or Richelieu, soft close as standard. Countertops are quartz, quartzite, Dekton or porcelain, templated once the boxes are standing rather than from a drawing.

What gets drawn before anything is cut

A measured plan of the room, with the plumbing, the gas and the electrical marked on it.
An elevation of every run, at scale, with the real appliance openings rather than the brochure ones.
The hardware schedule: hinges, runners, pulls, lighting, waste units.
A 3D view when the layout is unusual, so the room is understood before it is ordered. That is part of kitchen design and 3D plans.
An itemised written price that does not move unless you move it.

Where the money actually goes

Three things move the price of a kitchen more than anything else: how many drawers there are, what the fronts are made of, and what goes on top. A drawer is a box inside a box, so a run of all drawers costs more than the same run in doors. Integrated appliance panels add material and a fussier fit. Stone is priced by the slab, and an island with two waterfall ends uses more of it than the square footage suggests. When a budget is tight we would rather take a drawer bank out of the pantry than take the quality out of the hinges, and we say so with the numbers in front of you.

What a custom kitchen includesLimakdéco · Saint-Laurent workshop

Scope: Boxes, fronts, panels, fillers, toe kicks, crown and light rail
Boxes: Melamine or plywood, dowelled and edged, on adjustable levellers
Fronts: Thermofoil, sprayed MDF, melamine, shaker frame or solid wood
Profiles: Flat slab, shaker, inset, handleless, integrated grip
Drawers: Blum or Richelieu soft close, with dividers and inserts
Hinges: Soft close as standard, adjustable in three directions
Interiors: Pull outs, spice racks, waste units, lit glass cabinets
Appliances: Integrated panels for the fridge, the dishwasher and the hood
Countertop: Quartz, quartzite, Dekton or porcelain
Backsplash: Full height in the same stone, or tile if you prefer
Drawings: AutoCAD elevations you approve before we cut
Measure: On site, free, and repeated after demolition
Fabrication: Three to five weeks in our own shop
On site: One to three days to deliver, level and finish
Warranty: Ten years on the cabinetry we make
Area: Montréal, Laval, the West Island and the South Shore

Materials and options

Melamine boxesPlywood boxesThermofoil frontsSprayed MDF frontsShaker framesInset doorsHandleless frontsTwo tone kitchensIslands and peninsulasWaterfall endsCabinets to the ceilingPantry and tall unitsIntegrated appliance panelsBlum and RichelieuUnder cabinet lightingQuartz and quartziteDekton and porcelain

Want your own room drawn before you commit to anything?
The measure and the written price are both free. Send the dimensions and three photographs if that is faster, and we will tell you what the room can take before anyone drives anywhere.

Renoir quartz island and full height backsplash with double wall ovens in a white shaker kitchen in Bois-Franc — Double wall ovens set into a tall run, with the quartz carried up the wall behind. Stacking the ovens frees a full base cabinet for drawers.

Cream shaker kitchen with a white range, brushed brass hardware and a curved maple island in Terrebonne — Cream shaker with a curved maple island, delivered to Terrebonne in 2025. Curved ends are cut in the shop from laminated stock, never bent on site.

Where we work

Custom cabinets near you

The workshop is in Saint-Laurent, twenty minutes from most of the island. These are the twelve areas we are asked for most often, each with its own page and its own finished rooms.

Pointe-ClairePost-war bungalows and split-levels around the Village and Valois, about twenty minutes from the shop.Service area HampsteadLarger 1950s houses off Queen Mary and Fleet, where new fronts have to answer existing millwork.Service area BeaconsfieldLakeside houses on Beaconsfield Boulevard and the streets above Highway 20.Service area VillerayDuplex and triplex kitchens off Jarry and Villeray, narrow rooms that get measured twice.Service area PierrefondsWest Island bungalows and semis. We finished a handleless kitchen here in 2026.Service area Ville-MarieDowntown condos and Old Montréal lofts, with freight lifts and booked delivery windows.Service area Côte-Saint-LucHouses off Cavendish and Mackle, and the towers where the elevator has to be reserved.Service area Plateau-Mont-RoyalThird floor walk-ups off Mont-Royal, carried up by hand and fitted to the millimetre.Service area WestmountGreystones and stone semis above Sherbrooke, usually painted shaker or inset fronts.Service area KirklandNineteen eighties and nineties houses, with the floor area for a real island.Service area Saint-LaurentOur own borough. The workshop is on Thimens, so a site visit is usually the same week.Service area Dollard-des-OrmeauxSplit-levels off Sources and Lake, refacing and full replacements in equal measure.Service area

Kitchens we drew and built

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Modern white shaker kitchen with a Renoir quartz backsplash in Bois-Franc, Saint-Laurent

Bois-Franc · 2024

White Shaker and Renoir Quartz

Matte white kitchen with a double waterfall quartz island in a new Laval construction

Laval · 2025

Double Waterfall Island

Classic cream shaker kitchen with a maple island and Taj Mahal quartzite in Terrebonne

Terrebonne · 2025

A Classic English Kitchen

Questions about custom cabinets

What people ask before ordering a kitchen

How much do custom kitchen cabinets cost in Montréal?

A kitchen is priced by what is in it, not by the square footage of the house: the linear feet of cabinetry, the box material, the front material, how many drawers there are, how much of the appliance run is integrated, and what goes on the counter. A ten foot galley and a full renovation with an island are not comparable numbers. We measure, we draw the elevations, and we hand you an itemised written price. Both the visit and the quote are free.

How long does a custom kitchen take?

Count on three to five weeks of fabrication once you approve the drawings, then one to three days on site. The part that varies is the beginning: decisions about colour, hardware and stone. Kitchens where those are settled at the measure move quickly. Our fastest went from green light to handover in two weeks, and that is not the average.

What is the difference between custom and semi-custom?

Semi-custom means a catalogue of box sizes in three inch steps, with fillers covering the difference. Custom means the box is cut to the opening. In an older Montréal house, where nothing is square and the ceiling changes height across the room, that difference is visible from the doorway. It also means the cabinetry can run to the ceiling and around a bulkhead instead of stopping short of it.

What are the boxes made of?

Melamine on an engineered core as standard, dowelled and edged on all visible sides, or plywood where you want it. Both are dimensionally stable through a Montréal winter, which matters more than it sounds in a room with a dishwasher in it. Backs are captured in a groove rather than stapled on, and every base cabinet sits on adjustable levellers so the run can be set true on an uneven floor.

Can you build to the ceiling, and around a bulkhead?

Yes, and it is usually the cheapest storage in the room. One extra row of doors above the standard run, with a light rail underneath, adds a great deal of space for very little money. Bulkheads are measured individually and the cabinetry is drawn to meet them, which is exactly the case a catalogue kitchen cannot handle.

Do you supply the countertop as well?

We do. Quartz, quartzite, Dekton and porcelain, templated after the boxes are standing so the stone matches the room rather than the drawing. It is a separate line on the quote, and you are free to buy it elsewhere. The countertops page sets out what each material does well.

Do you handle the demolition, the plumbing and the electrical?

We remove the old kitchen and install the new one. Plumbing and electrical connections are done by licensed trades, either yours or ours, and we coordinate the dates so nobody waits on anybody. If a wall has to move, that is a general contractor's job, and we say so at the visit rather than after the deposit.

Which areas do you cover?

The workshop is at 4130 Boulevard Thimens in Saint-Laurent. We build across the island, in Laval, on the South Shore and along the North Shore. The service areas page lists every one, with the sectors and the drive times.

Limakdéco builds custom kitchen cabinets in Pointe-Claire, Hampstead, Beaconsfield, Villeray, Pierrefonds, Ville-Marie, Côte-Saint-Luc, the Plateau, Westmount, Kirkland, Saint-Laurent and Dollard-des-Ormeaux, and fits refacing, bathroom vanities and stone countertops across Montréal and Laval. See every area we serve →

The rest of the workshop

Other things we make and fit

A custom kitchen usually arrives with two or three of these attached to it: a countertop, a vanity to match, or the drawings that came first.

Kitchen cabinet refacingNew doors and fronts on boxes that are already sound.Service Kitchen installationDelivery, levelling, scribing and finishing, usually one to three days.Service Kitchen countertopsQuartz, quartzite, Dekton and porcelain, templated and installed.Service Cabinet stripping and refinishingStripping, sanding and spraying solid wood and MDF doors.Service Kitchen design and 3D plansMeasured drawings, elevations and 3D views before anything is cut.Service Commercial millworkReception desks, counters and fitted storage for commercial rooms.Service Bathroom vanitiesFloating and floor standing vanities, mirrors and storage towers.Service Everything we makeThe full list of services, all out of the same workshop in Saint-Laurent.All services

Before you order a kitchen

Custom kitchen cabinets in Montréal, built to measureGuide Five planning steps before you order a kitchenPlanning What happens on installation day, in six stepsProcess Quartz, quartzite or Dekton: three countertop materials comparedMaterials Custom bathroom vanities in MontréalGuide

Limakdéco showroom at 4130 Boulevard Thimens, Saint-Laurent, Montréal

4130 Boul. Thimens, Saint-Laurent

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Open a drawer before you order one

Showroom: 4130 Boulevard Thimens, Saint-Laurent, QC H4R 2B9Free parking at the door
Hours: Mon to Fri · 10am to 6pmSaturday 11am to 4pm
Phone: (514) 887-3324
Email: info@limakdeco.com

Free visit→Drawings and a written price→Built and installed by us

Finished cabinet sections, door samples, hinges and stone are all out on the floor on Boulevard Thimens. Twenty minutes from Pointe-Claire, ten from Côte-Saint-Luc, twenty-five from the Plateau.

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