Manufacturing Momentum

Decades of Experience. A Difference You Can See.

Building a Higher Standard

Behind every exceptional millwork project is a combination of experience, technical expertise, and an eye for detail—and Tatyana Lisovsky brings all three to her work at Mass Cabinets Inc.

Tatyana joined MCI in 1997 and has been an integral part of the team for nearly three decades. As an Architectural Millwork Engineer, she plays an important role in transforming architectural concepts into detailed, buildable solutions. Her technical knowledge, precision, and exceptional attention to detail help bridge the gap between design and production, ensuring each project is thoughtfully engineered and ready for the next stage.

Tatyana’s depth of experience and dedication to accuracy reflect the high standards that define MCI. Her work is a reminder that exceptional manufacturing begins long before the first piece of material enters the shop—it starts with a well-executed plan.

Outside of work, Tatyana enjoys outdoor activities and photography, which fuel her creativity and appreciation for detail—qualities she brings to both her professional and personal life.

Nearly three decades of experience. A commitment to precision. A higher standard of craftsmanship.

Building a Higher Standard.

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We’re proud to announce that Phase 1 of our MCI building expansion is officially complete!

This milestone marks an exciting step forward as we continue to grow our capabilities, strengthen our manufacturing operations, and invest in the future of Mass Cabinets Inc.

And we’re not stopping there!!!

Phase 2 is coming soon, bringing additional building expansion and new manufacturing equipment designed to enhance efficiency, capacity, and innovation.

As MCI continues to grow, so does our commitment to our people, our craftsmanship, and the future of American manufacturing.

More space. New technology. Greater capabilities. Same commitment to quality.

Building a Higher Standard.

37 Years Strong.

37 years of craftsmanship, innovation, dedication, and relationships that stand the test of time. Every award represents the people, partnerships, and hard work behind what we do.

Giving Back to Our Community ❤️

MCI was proud to participate in the 32nd Annual Merrimack Valley Food Bank Golf Tournament! ⛳

We’re grateful for the opportunity to come together as a team while supporting an organization that works every day to help fight hunger in our community.

Thank you to the Merrimack Valley Food Bank for hosting another great event and for all you do to support individuals and families throughout the Merrimack Valley. We’re proud to be part of it!

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Did You Know?

Veneer & Solid Wood Specification Terminology

Veneer Cutting Methods

Plain Sliced – Cathedral grain; most common architectural cut.
Quarter Sliced – Straight grain; reduced figure and more uniform appearance.
Rift Sliced – Very linear grain; minimizes flecking in species like oak.

Solid Wood Cutting Methods

Plain Sawn – Cathedral grain; widest yield; most common.
Quarter Sawn – Straight grain; increased stability; visible ray fleck in oak.

Veneer Thickness

Today’s standard architectural veneer is 1/52" (0.0192").

Veneer Face Grades

AA – Premium Architectural Face Nearly flawless; uniform color and grain; minimal or no patches. Used for high‑end panels, reception desks, and feature wall paneling.

A – Cabinet Face Smooth, clean, stain‑ready; small, well‑executed repairs permitted. Ideal for built‑ins, casework, and furniture faces.

B – Utility / Show Face Sound veneer with allowable color variation, knots, and repairs. Appropriate for semi‑visible areas, end panels, and paint‑grade millwork.

C – Back / Structural Face Visible defects and patches allowed; economical choice for concealed surfaces. Often paired as A/C or B/C to control cost while maintaining appearance on the show face.

Building a Higher Standard

250 Years of American Independence

For 250 years, America has been shaped by people willing to dream bigger, work harder, innovate, and build something better.

At Mass Cabinets Inc., we’re proud to carry that spirit forward through American manufacturing. Every day, our team combines skilled craftsmanship, modern technology, and generations of experience to create exceptional architectural millwork—right here at home.

From the earliest American makers and builders to today’s innovators, craftsmanship and ingenuity have helped shape our nation and the communities we call home. That same spirit continues to inspire us to invest in our people, embrace new technology, and keep raising the standard of American manufacturing.

As we celebrate this incredible milestone, we look ahead with gratitude for the past and optimism for the future—committed to making, building, and innovating here in America.

Here’s to 250 years of independence, ingenuity, craftsmanship, and the American spirit.

Happy 250th, America!

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