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        "text": "Both frameless and framed cabinets offer strong durability, but they differ in construction style and usable interior space. Framed cabinetry features a solid wood face frame on the front of the cabinet box, offering a traditional aesthetic and sturdy hinge mounting. Frameless cabinetry, often called full-access or European-style, eliminates the face frame. This practical tradeoff provides slightly wider drawer openings and easier access to the interior, making it well-suited for modern, streamlined kitchens or tight spaces where every millimeter of interior clearance counts.",
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        "description": "Framed cabinets have a front face frame for a classic look, while frameless cabinets offer full-access interiors and slightly wider drawer space."
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  "description": "Framed cabinets have a front face frame for a classic look, while frameless cabinets offer full-access interiors and slightly wider drawer space."
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