Checked facts: street address on the site, BBB A+ — as of .
Three questions, answered from the record: the company's public footprint.
Checked facts: street address on the site, BBB A+ — as of Oct 8, 2026. These are facts the registry could check, not an endorsement.
A liquidator. That is what the registry holds about the goods.
The registry records Kitchen Cabinet Liquidators at 468 E 45th St, Hialeah, FL — the address on the company's public footprint. Shipping terms are agreed with the supplier; Closo does not quote them here.
A liquidator.
What the registry holds about the goods. Facts it can check — address, domain, payment methods — feed the score.
Every supplier is scored from 0 to 100 on facts we can check ourselves — not on what the company says about itself. The same checks run for everyone, the method is published in full, and no supplier can pay to change a score.
Ratings are quoted from Google and the Better Business Bureau as the registry found them on the dates shown. Closo does not add them to its own score; the score counts only facts it checks itself.
No reviews yet. Closo counts only reviews from a purchase it can see.
The Better Business Bureau profile the registry matched by domain, as of Oct 8, 2026.
The BBB grades how a company answers complaints and how long it has been in business; it does not test the goods. A rating alone is not a verdict.
Source: the company's BBB profile, as of Oct 8, 2026.
This company has no orders on Closo. Pay the way that leaves the money in your reach until the pallet is in your hands.
Manifested lots live on Closo right now — every one ships with its manifest, and your payment is held until you accept delivery.
What people search about this company, and where on this page the answer is.
a street address that checks out — and, on a Closo order, your money held until the pallet arrives.
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