I ussed barker cabinets and doors. The hardware is great. The shipping was free over a certain point. And these things are SOLID. They are pretty easy to put them together, but get a proper electric screwdriver. My plug in drill was just too much power, and my arm was not strong enough.
They are HEAVY too. If they don't tear the house down around them they'll be in place a very long time. And they are custom done so they fit into all of the odd spaces in my old house.
We got their doors painted white. They do a very good job. Its not perfect, but I bet if I called and said, such and such a door developed a pinhole in the paint they would take care of me. I think the paint was still curing when they were delivered.
Complaints? Crown molding came several weeks later - I had actually thought I changed my mind and didnt order it. Also, we ordered a tip-out sink front and the hardware didn't ship with it. Finally, I doubt I actually ordered two of the same cabinet. They're ordering system is a little wonky but if I had paid attention, I could've taken care of it.
If I sound down on them I'm not, the whole process was kind of a trial for me. First big renovation, even with help... but there are some things to watch out for.
When we do out bathroom, I am going to use barker again, and we are talking about using their cabinets for building a desk - although it becomes massively expensive. The desk is going in the kitchen, we may try to use Ikea boxes (cheap!) and barker doors, since the boxes wont be exposed to water like the kitchen cabs.
Lets see... we ordered finished end panels, and my handyman helper who was mounting these without me CUT THE CUSTOM CUT PANELS DOWN TO SIZE - an expensive mistake. I'm considering using a printed wallpaper instead of finished ends I think it'll look fresh.
For counters we went with Ikea Numerar, Beech, 1.5 inch. They aren't the easiest to work with, but its working out. We are using a waterlox finish which I am finding isn't the miracle product everyone says it is, at least for ease of application. We did something wrong... or we got a bad batch. I am finishing a smaller section with a different method (hand rubbing with rag instead of natural brushes) and it seems to be coming out smoothly so maybe it was us.
More than you asked for. I would use barker again, I think it was real wood cabinets with painted wood doors for the price of MDF with stained wood (nothing special) at the box stores.
Barker are made in the USA with USA materials as far as I can tell.
Even their shipping boxes are custom cut!