Galaxy Linen loose parts: the carcass-only code, replacement shelves, clips and the factory touch-up
Reviewed September 2026 · Captivating Cabinets
Most people land on the Galaxy Linen loose parts page holding a problem, not a plan: a wall box that arrived with a crushed corner, a base that took a dishwasher leak, a shelf that did not survive the move, a chip on a beige edge that no hardware-store pen will hide. The page lists 183 carcass-only boxes, 78 shelves cut to specific cabinet codes, shelf clips by the piece and three finish items, and almost none of it makes sense until you can read the code on the cabinet you already own. So that is where we start.
What "carcass only" means, and how to read a -BO code
A carcass is the cabinet with everything that opens taken off. Its code is the ordinary cabinet code with -BO on the end: W3030-BO is the box of a W3030, B30-BO the box of a B30, VSD60DOUBLE-BO the box of the 60″ double-bowl vanity combo. Strip the suffix and you have the code to look up in the wall, base or vanity listings for the dimensions; the SKU code guide covers the prefix alphabet.
What arrives is assembled, not flat: the ½″ solid wood box with the natural veneer interior every Allure Galaxy cabinet shares, finished on the face frame and exposed faces, with the same dowel-and-glue and pocket-screw joinery. The listing is explicit about what is left out — no doors, no drawer fronts, no hardware. Read "no hardware" literally: hinges, glides and pulls are not in the box, and for a drawer base we would confirm with you whether the dovetailed drawer boxes ship with the carcass before you commit to a DB30-BO at $542.75.
The range runs from $110.50 for a W1215-BO, the 12″ × 15″ wall box, to $767.00 for the VSD60SINGLE-BO vanity. Walls cover 9″ to 39″ widths in every catalog height plus the corners, refrigerator and microwave walls, the lift-up and the angled wall ends; bases cover B12 through B48, the FD versions, the drawer banks, blind and easy-reach corners, farm-sink fronts, the microwave base and the bench seats; vanities cover the VB, VDB and VSD families. Not here: sink bases, pantry and oven talls, the lazy susan. If the damaged cabinet is one of those, send us the code and we will ask Fabuwood rather than guess.
When a bare box is the right buy, and when it cannot help you
Four situations make the box the smarter purchase. Damage to the box while the fronts survive — a forklift dent in a side, a bottom swollen by a leak, a back split by a careless install. The doors unclip from Blum Quick-Release hinges and the drawer fronts come off the Tandem glides, so the fronts move to a new carcass and the repair costs the box, not the cabinet. A layout change after the fronts have shipped, leaving good doors for a box you no longer have. An island back or peninsula end, where a beige box carries the finish around the corner under a panel from the decorative accessories list. And the custom-front project — panel-ready appliances, a front from another maker — where you want the Allure box, the veneer interior and the warranty, and the door is coming from somewhere else.
Now the honest half. A box does not fix a damaged door. Doors and drawer fronts are not listed loose on this page, and neither are hinges or glides, so if the front is what got hurt, the -BO code is the wrong buy; send the cabinet code and a photo and we will price a replacement front through the dealer channel. Old fronts onto a new carcass must be this finish and this door style, because a beige from another line beside Linen reads as a mismatch from across the room. And ask whether the hinge mounting plates come fitted to the new box or need to move over from the old one.
What the box saves: W3030-BO against the complete cabinet
Take the 30″ × 30″ double-door wall, the most common upper in a kitchen. The complete GL W3030 displays at $383.50; the W3030-BO carcass at $247.00. The $136.50 between them is two doors, four hinges and the factory hanging them, roughly a third of the cabinet. If the doors survived, the box recovers that third. If they did not, the whole cabinet is the cheaper path, because a box plus dealer-sourced doors will not beat $383.50.
The proportion holds across the grid, but the dollar gap widens as fronts get bigger and more numerous: a 12″ wall box saves $81.25, a 30″ three-drawer base $302.25. Six codes that come up most in repair calls, at displayed prices:
| Cabinet | Box only (-BO) | Complete cabinet | Gap | What the gap pays for |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| W1230 12″ × 30″ wall | $146.25 | $227.50 | $81.25 | One door, two hinges |
| W3030 30″ × 30″ wall | $247.00 | $383.50 | $136.50 | Two doors, four hinges |
| W3630 36″ × 30″ wall | $273.00 | $422.50 | $149.50 | Two doors, four hinges |
| B24 24″ door base | $305.50 | $471.25 | $165.75 | Doors, drawer front, glides |
| B36 36″ door base | $432.25 | $676.00 | $243.75 | Doors, two drawer fronts, glides |
| DB30 30″ 3-drawer base | $542.75 | $845.00 | $302.25 | Three drawer fronts, glides |
One caution on the drawer rows: the listing says no hardware, and we have not had Fabuwood confirm whether a DB carcass ships with its drawer boxes. Ask before ordering one, because a bank without boxes is a very different repair from a bank without fronts.
Replacement cabinet shelves by code, and why clips come by the piece
A replacement shelf is ordered by the cabinet it fits, not by measuring the old one. The code is AS- plus the family and width: AS-W30 fits any 30″ standard-depth wall, AS-B30 a 30″ base, AS-VB30 a 30″ vanity base. Deep walls take their own part — AS-W3024D for the 24″-deep 30″ wall — and the angled wall end, the corner walls and the lazy susan each have a shelf of their own. They arrive finished on the visible faces and edge-banded to match, so a new one does not read as a patch.
Prices follow area: AS-W09 is $14.95, AS-W30 $45.50, AS-B36 $110.50, then up to $204.75 for AS-LSB36 and $328.25 for a three-pack of the 24″-deep 36″ wall shelf. The -1, -2 and -3 suffixes are single, double and triple packs of the same shelf, and a three-pack of AS-W30 at $143.00 against $45.50 to $46.80 for a single makes them a convenience, not a discount — order the count you need. If the reason is not damage but wanting one more level in a tall wall cabinet, check the pin holes first; an extra shelf only helps where the box was drilled for it.
Shelf clips are the part that goes missing first, and they sell by the piece at $0.65 — AS-CLIP-1 through AS-CLIP-6 at $3.90. Four carry one shelf, so a pack of four restores a shelf and a six-pack leaves two spares. Beside them sit Blum restrictor clips, which stop a hinge short of a wall or an appliance handle, at $3.90 for an LSB two-pack and $11.70 for ten Compact, and the stem bumper at $0.65, the push-in pad that keeps a door from clacking on the frame. A run that sounds hollow when it closes usually needs bumpers, not hinges; the care guide covers the rest of that diagnosis.
Touch-up kit and edge banding: a beige you cannot mix at a paint counter
Linen is a warm, slightly greige beige, which is exactly the kind of color a store-mixed paint gets almost right, and almost right is worse than wrong on a chip: a patch a shade cooler or pinker shows under kitchen light every evening. The touch-up kit at $62.40 is matched at the factory to this finish, and it is the only thing we would put on a nicked edge or an installer’s scuff. It is a chip-and-scuff repair, not a refinishing product; a door that needs more than that needs a door.
The edge banding at $7.15 does a different job. Every filler, panel or shelf trimmed to fit on site exposes raw core in a run of finished beige, and a strip of factory banding seals and colors that edge so the cut disappears. It matters most at exposed ends — a return beside a doorway, the trimmed side of a refrigerator panel — where a raw or white edge beside warm beige is the first thing a visitor notices. Have a coil on the truck before any site-cut trim goes up.
The third finish item is listed simply as PSC at $45.50. The product listing describes it as a finish accessory ordered by that code and does not say what is in it, and we will not guess for you here; tell us what you are trying to fix and we will confirm whether PSC is the part. Touch-up, banding and a strip of clips together cost less than one W1230 box, which is why we suggest them on every Linen order that involves a contractor and a table saw.
Ordering loose parts: lead time, what to send, and who orders these often
Loose parts ship from the dealer in roughly 7 to 14 business days — inside the 7-day to 3-week window for a full Galaxy order, but not overnight. A box damaged in delivery should be reported the day it arrives and the -BO ordered the same week, because the cabinets on either side of the gap cannot be finally fastened until the replacement is in. For any part, send three things: the code from the label, a photo of the part or the damage, and the finish name. That identifies most parts without a return visit.
The people who use this page most are not homeowners with one chip. Property managers with the same line in every unit keep clips, bumpers and a touch-up kit on the shelf; a flipper who reuses good doors over a replaced base saves a cabinet on every job; a builder repeating a plan buys carcasses for panel-ready appliance bays. If that is you, Captivating Pro is built for repeat orders of exactly this kind. If you are still designing and only wondered what a cabinet costs without its doors, the design service prices the kitchen first — the boxes here are for after the doors exist.
Common questions
- Can I buy a kitchen cabinet box only, without doors?
- Yes. Each cabinet in this finish has a carcass-only listing coded -BO — W3030-BO, B36-BO, VDB24-34-BO — that ships assembled and finished with no doors, drawer fronts or hardware, from $110.50 for a 12″ × 15″ wall box to $767.00 for the 60″ vanity combo. Sink bases and talls are not listed as carcasses; ask and we will check.
- How much does a cabinet carcass without doors cost compared to the whole cabinet?
- About two-thirds of the complete cabinet. A W3030 wall displays at $383.50 and its W3030-BO box at $247.00, so the doors and hinges account for $136.50. The gap grows with the number of fronts: a DB30 three-drawer base is $845.00 complete and $542.75 as a carcass.
- Where do I get a replacement shelf for a Fabuwood cabinet?
- Order it by cabinet code, not by measurement. The shelf for a 30″ wall is AS-W30 at $45.50, for a 30″ base AS-B30 at $78.00, and deep walls and corners have their own codes such as AS-W3024D and AS-LSB36. Shelves arrive finished and edge-banded in the Linen finish; clips are separate.
- How many shelf clips do I need for a kitchen cabinet shelf?
- Four per shelf. Clips sell by the piece at $0.65 in packs of one to six, so AS-CLIP-4 restores one shelf and AS-CLIP-6 at $3.90 leaves two spares. Send the cabinet code if you are unsure the pin size matches.
- Is there a touch up kit for beige cabinets that actually matches?
- For this finish, the factory kit at $62.40 is the only match we trust. Linen is a warm beige with a greige lean, and a paint-counter mix that is slightly cooler or pinker shows on every chip under evening light. Test it on the inside edge of a door first, and treat it as a chip repair, not a refinish.
- My Fabuwood cabinet door was damaged in shipping. Do I order a box or a door?
- A door. The -BO carcass is for a damaged box with good doors, and doors are not sold loose on this page. Send the cabinet code and a photo and we will price a replacement front through the dealer channel, usually in the same 7 to 14 business day window as the other loose parts.
Keep reading
The guides behind the numbers on this page.
- How to Read Cabinet SKU Codes
The prefix alphabet, so a -BO code resolves to the right width, height and corner hand.
- Kitchen Cabinet Terminology Glossary
Carcass, face frame, overlay — the words a parts order uses, defined once.
- Kitchen Cabinet Materials and Construction
What a ½″ solid wood box with a veneer interior is, and why the box outlives the doors.
- Blum Soft-Close Hinges
How Quick-Release hinges come off a door and go back on, which is the whole repair.
- Cabinet Care Guide
Which noises and misalignments are a bumper, a hinge or a box, before you buy any.
- Is Cabinet Refacing Worth It?
The reverse case — new fronts on old boxes — and when a carcass swap is the better repair.
- Cabinets for Property Managers
Standardizing one line across units so every turnover is a parts order, not a redesign.
- Fabuwood Cabinet Sizes and Specs
The width and height grid behind every code on this page.
