13 Mar 2023

Cabinet manufacturer launching operations in Statesville, creating 200 jobs

Dura Supreme Cabinetry has announced plans to expand its U.S. operations, launching a manufacturing site in Statesville. The multimillion dollar facility is expected to create more than 200 new jobs in the first few years. 

The 300,000-square-foot plant will enable Dura Supreme to meet growing demand with a regional manufacturing site, expanded capacity, and advantageous delivery times. Jobs include cabinet making, furniture making, finishing, woodworking and machining skills. 

“Dura Supreme is focused on growth and despite some economic uncertainty in the broader market, demand for Dura Supreme cabinetry continues to grow,” Tony Sugalski, CEO of Supreme Cabinetry Brands, said. “A second manufacturing facility enables us to continue meeting ever increasing demand for our premium, quality cabinetry and better serve our dealer partners.”

Supreme Cabinetry Brands produces kitchen and bath cabinetry for dealers across the country with additional manufacturing locations in Minnesota and Iowa. The company is one of the largest cabinet makers in North America and this expansion for its Dura Supreme brand continues that growth trajectory.

Dura Supreme recently acquired the manufacturing assets of another cabinet maker. That equipment and machinery, along with considerable additional investments, will be installed in Statesville. Dura Supreme expects to occupy the Statesville site in April and anticipates starting production in the second half of this year.

“We are excited that Dura Supreme has made a commitment to bring custom cabinetry operations to Statesville. Having an upfitted, state-of-the-art facility available was a key driver in their decision,” City of Statesville Mayor Costi Kutteh said. “We pledge our unwavering support and assistance in every way to ensure their success here.”

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