Join the KCMA to benefit your business

As a KCMA member, you’ll have access to exclusive educational opportunities, networking events and the latest industry news.

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The benefits of joining

“I went to my first KCMA conference, and it happened to be plant tours. I’ll never forget how welcome I felt when I went to this meeting. I met wonderful folks. It was just priceless...and from my wood manufacturing side…I loved it. I learned so much about how cabinets were made so I knew how to best supply them. You hang around world-class people and it’s gonna rub off on you.”

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Jeremy Rentschler, Management Sales, Indiana Dimension, Inc.

"There are numerous benefits to joining KCMA, including conventions with speakers, the plant tours and just networking with other companies and suppliers – it’s all very beneficial. Especially for new members, I would recommend that you join committees and participate. It opens your eyes to the rest of the marketplace out there – and the more you can find out, the better."

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Ola Yoder, CEO, Kountry Wood Products, LLC

Certifications

Trusted because it's tested. Prove that your cabinets stand above the rest.

Environmental Certification

The Environmental Stewardship Program (ESP) to encourage practices that benefit both the environment and the communities served by cabinet manufacturers.

Do I Qualify for KCMA Membership?

Active Members

Cabinet manufacturing companies

To qualify for membership, cabinet manufacturers must demonstrate that 51% of their value-added processes occur in North America. All members must complete an annual Direct Cost Declaration as part of their renewal process.

Associate Members

Suppliers of goods and services to the industry

An associate member is defined as, "Any person, firm or corporation supplying materials or services for the industry.”

KCMA Certifications

A161.1 Quality Certification

Cabinets undergo extensive testing to achieve the KCMA A161.1 Quality Certification Seal, proving that they are worth choosing for every home.

Environmental Certification

The Environmental Stewardship Program (ESP) to encourage practices that benefit both the environment and the communities served by cabinet manufacturers.

Severe Use Certification

The Severe Use Specifications were originally developed in 1993 by the US Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD).