At Komfort Kitchens, we take pride in offering certified environmentally friendly products to help spread the Green and assist prevention of pollution and minimizing our impact on the environment.

In addition, we also carry environmentally friendly countertop, flooring and backsplash options.

We also offer designs while keeping Green in mind to help you recycle without a hassle and assistance in getting you the perfect energy saving appliances for your Kitchen

The following are our Green Cabinetry Lines:

KraftMaid

KraftMaid has earned the Environmental Stewardship Program (ESP) administered by the Kitchen Cabinet Manufacturer's Association (KCMA) for manufacturers who meet a stringent set of environmental criteria.  They proudly display the ESP seal on all of their products.

They meet or exceed the Indoor Environmental Quality (IEQ) cabinetry requirements for inclusion in the Environments For Living® Certified Green program.  In short, this means that builders can use KraftMaid cabinetry with confidence knowing that they are promoting better overall indoor air quality.

KraftMaid cabinetry uses Environmentally Preferable Product (EPP) particle board.  Procurement and usage of EPP particle board helps to drastically decrease the amount of volatile organic compounds (VOCs) that can off-gas over time within the home.

Marsh Furniture Company

Marsh Furniture Company announced their certification in a groundbreaking program called the Environmental Stewardship Program (ESP).  Both MFC cabinet brands and Marsh Cabinets were awarded the ESP certification by the Kitchen Manufacturers Association (KCMA).
 
Bertch Cabinetry

Bertch Cabinetry carry the ESP Seal, proving commitment to being environmentally friendly and keeping environmental stability.

The Kitchen Cabinet Manufacturers Association awarded Bertch Cabinet Mfg. its Environmental Stewardship Program certification for commitment to the responsible use of natural resources through sound environmental management and sustainable practices.

Certification to the program is based on compliance of 18 different criteria in 5 major areas:

• Air Quality
• Resource Management (Product)
• Resource Management (Process)
• Environmental Stewardship
• Community Relations