Grayn Company

A little sneak peak of our current millwork installation for cabinets by

We're looking for an Assistant Cabinet Installer to join our team. You’ll work with our lead carpenter installing cabinets, trim, and custom millwork.

No experience required (woodworking/carpentry is a plus). Must be reliable, detail-oriented, and coachable.

Room to grow into leading projects within a year.

Contact me for more details; [email protected]

Displaying antlers can be a tricky thing. Every year your collection grows (hopefully), which can leave holes to fill in the wall as you shift them around. I had an idea to create a way to display mounts that could easily be organized and rearranged on an accent wall that operates like a slat wall. We designed a slat wall system that looks like ship lap; taller with less space between slats but looks great as a display wall and focal point inside your home or business.

I believe this can be a solution for a lot of people, so we’ve decided to add selling brackets, and designing custom slat walls to the Grayn lineup.

Check out www.grayn.co for more info.

Quick photo drop from one of our current cabinet installation projects.

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Huge shoutout to my Dad, who is also our lead installer. Most people don’t know how hard it is to make frameless cabinets look this good. Have to be almost perfect…. Cabinets by

Just about a wrap setting these for . Design by .

Another install in the books for . These cabinets are overlay with the Yorktown door, pre-finished in Benjamin Moore Hale Navy.

Stainless hood installed for this morning. We built the wood skeleton, fit it to the ceiling, then reinstalled it after Empire Metal Works wrapped it in stainless.

Scribed in rift sawn white oak paneling. Rift from a visual standpoint means the grain pattern is straight compared to circular. Design;

Another clean install. This is horizontal grain rift sawn white oak with a flat finish. With this vanity not being super wide, we were able to design it with all the pieces being cut from the same sheet of material. The result is an unbroken grain pattern all the way through. Vanity by