From my knowledge, Jim Salk outsources his cabinets. They are not built in house. Not sure its pertinent to the conversation but I hear quite a bit of responses about his cabinets. The pair I had could have been finished better in that it could have had a waterfall edge with regards to the veneer on top and sides, and the veneer on the backs was upside down in my opinion. I actually felt like my Fritz Carreras Veneer work was better than the Salk HT2-TL’s I had. Salk has some nice dyed finishes that I like quite a bit though.