Lowe’s Canada launches a collection of cabinets manufactured in Quebec

In partnership with EBSU, Lowe’s, RONA, and Réno-Dépôt stores offer this collection exclusively

BOUCHERVILLE — Lowe’s Canada, a Canadian home improvement retailer, is exclusively launching the Eklipse collection: pre-assembled Canadian cabinets that are designed for different rooms in the house. The Eklipse cabinet collection, from Quebec-based manufacturer EBSU, will be offered progressively in corporate and affiliated Lowe’s, RONA, and Réno-Dépôt stores across Canada.

The Eklipse collection is purportedly easy to install, as the cabinet boxes are already assembled. The cabinets include drawers, shelves, hinges, and legs. Since the legs are adjustable, all that remains is to level the pre-assembled boxes and install them. It includes a selection of five finishes, with three more to be added in November. The modular sets are made from materials to meet industry standards and offer a competitive price-quality ratio. All cabinets from the Eklipse collection are manufactured in Quebec and Ontario EBSU factories and are available pre-assembled.

The Eklipse design software can be used online at lowes.ca, rona.ca, and renodepot.com.

“We are delighted to expand our selection of cabinets and to offer the new Eklipse collection exclusively in our three banners—Lowe’s, RONA, and Réno-Dépôt,” said Charles Valois, Vice-President, Merchandising at Lowe’s Canada. “Pre-assembled products are certainly popular among consumers. So, this is a very promising niche, and we can already feel the buzz around it, both online and in stores. We are always proud to support local suppliers who stand out for the unrivalled quality of their products.”

“Customers of Lowe’s, RONA, and Réno-Dépôt stores will now have the opportunity to realize a project quickly thanks to the Eklipse collection pre-assembled boxes. “Available in eight finishes, this selection will suit all tastes!” says Napoléon Boucher, President at EBSU. “It is a great source of pride for our employees to know that our products could be in the homes of customers across Canada.”