Kitchen Cabinets with Lights
49 products in 6 door styles, from $71.48 to $98.35. Updated
- Light rail molding, straight and angled profiles
- Conceals under-cabinet light strips and pucks
- Finishes the bottom edge of the wall run
- Finish matched to the cabinet doors
- Lighting hardware from your electrician; rail from us
(SPECIFICATIONS SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE.)
The molding that makes under-cabinet lighting work
Under-cabinet lighting without light rail means visible strips and glare at eye level from across the room. Light rail is the trim that runs along the bottom front edge of the wall cabinets and hides the fixtures behind a finished face. We carry it in straight and angled profiles, matched to every finish the rail will sit under.
The lights themselves come from your electrician or lighting supplier; the rail is the cabinet-side half that makes them disappear.
Planning the rail run
Measure the total bottom edge of the wall run, add miter waste, and choose the angled profile if your fixtures are deeper pucks that need more concealment. Install the rail after the lighting so the wiring channel lands behind it.
The sections below show the light rail options in each style and finish.
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Casselberry
Edgeline
Haven
Oxford
Shaker
Torrance
Haven Harbor
Haven Ridge
Shaker Green
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Frequently asked questions
What is light rail molding and why do I need it?
Light rail molding is a trim piece that mounts to the bottom front edge of your wall cabinets. It hides LED strips, puck lights, or other under-cabinet fixtures behind a finished face, eliminating exposed wiring and direct glare when viewed from across the room.
What is the difference between straight and angled light rail profiles?
Straight light rail runs flat along the cabinet bottom and works well when fixtures sit close to the cabinet face. Angled light rail tilts the face forward slightly, which can help direct light downward onto the countertop and better conceal the fixture from eye level. Both are available in finishes matched to the cabinet door collections.
Do you sell the lighting fixtures as well?
No. Everything Cabinets supplies the cabinet-side rail that conceals and finishes the fixture run. The LED strips, puck lights, transformers, and wiring come from your electrician or a lighting supplier. This keeps the two trades separate and lets you choose any fixture system you prefer.
How do I figure out how much rail to order?
Measure the total length of the bottom edge of your wall cabinet run. Add extra length to account for any miter cuts at corners or angled returns. Each piece is 96 inches long, so divide your total run by that figure, round up to the next whole piece, and add at least one extra piece for waste and miters on larger kitchens.
Will the rail finish match my cabinet doors?
Yes. The rail is offered in finishes designed to coordinate with the cabinet collections carried here, so the trim blends into the bottom of the wall run rather than standing out as an afterthought. When ordering, select the finish that matches your cabinet door color.
Can I install light rail myself, or do I need a contractor?
Installing the rail itself is a straightforward carpentry task that many DIYers handle on their own. It typically involves measuring, cutting miters at corners, and nailing or gluing the piece to the cabinet bottom. The electrical work for the fixtures should be done by a licensed electrician.