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While some relatives are lucky enough to live just down the road from one another, in our case, we are separated by an expansive 372 miles. That’s about a six-and-a half hour drive or about three-and-a-half hours of flight and driving time to go factory door to factory door.

The ancient scholar, Socrates, said: “The secret of change is to focus all of your energy, not on fighting the old, but on building the new.” In January 2018, Grandview Products joined the Western Cabinets family and was renamed Grandview Cabinetry. Change is never easy, but it is often positive. Over the past year, our foundation of shared values and positivity carried us together through a period of transition, and now we’re poised for unprecedented

To celebrate the heart of Christmas is to forget ourselves in the service of others,” — Christian theologist Henry C. Link At Grandview Cabinetry, we believe that coming together and giving to those in need is at the heart of the Christmas spirit. For this reason, we adopted our sister company Woodmont Cabinetry’s annual Christmas gift basket tradition last year, and we continued the tradition this Christmas season in 2018. On December 14th, in the

As one of the largest employers in Parsons, Kansas, Grandview Cabinetry is proud to have forged hundreds of relationships with our community members. Our employees are our family and friends, and many of them have worked with us through multiple generations. We’re deeply grateful for their remarkable dedication to our company. In light of this, we’re excited to announce a new Grandview Cabinetry tradition: our annual tenure ceremony.

At Grandview Cabinetry, we’re proud to be a part of the Parsons community, and we’re thankful for our many long-term employees. In this spirit, we try to take every chance we can to honor and celebrate them. The day of her retirement party, Sue Stover (pictured second from the right) had an inkling that something was going on. She thought maybe her coworkers had planned something small. What she didn’t expect was to walk into