KVX USA warrants to the original residential purchaser that all manufactured cabinet components shall be free from defects in material and workmanship under normal residential use from the date of purchase.

Coverage Periods:

• Cabinet Boxes & Drawer Boxes — 2-Years Limited Warranty: Covered against defects in materials and workmanship that materially affect the structural integrity or intended function of the cabinet or drawer box under normal residential use.
• Door & Drawer Front Finishes: 1-Year Limited Warranty against cracking, peeling, or blistering of factory-applied paints and stains. excluding normal aging, color variation, fading, environmental exposure, and damage caused by moisture, heat, chemicals, misuse, or improper care.
• Hinges & Drawer Slides — Manufacturer Warranty: Certain hinges, drawer slides, and other hardware components supplied with KVX cabinetry may be covered by a separate warranty provided by the applicable component manufacturer. The duration, coverage, exclusions, and remedies are governed by that manufacturer’s warranty terms. Where reasonably available, KVX will assist the Covered Purchaser in identifying the applicable manufacturer warranty and submitting a related claim.
• Commercial & Multi-Family Applications — 1-Year Limited Product Warranty: Eligible KVX-manufactured components are warranted against defects in materials and manufacturing workmanship for one (1) year from the applicable warranty start date. Installation labor and third-party workmanship are not covered except where required by applicable law or expressly agreed by KVX in writing.

Intended Use and Environmental Conditions:

KVX kitchen cabinets and bathroom vanities are designed for indoor use in reasonably controlled residential environments.

Reasonable temperature and humidity control, prompt cleanup of water and spills, and protection from excessive heat, steam, and moisture help maintain product performance. Natural variations in wood grain, color, texture, pattern, and normal expansion or contraction are inherent characteristics of wood and wood-based products and are not manufacturing defects.

Normal aging and gradual color changes resulting from exposure to light are also not considered manufacturing defects.