Post Falls, Idaho
- 104 S Moyie St
Post Falls, ID 83854Kootenai County, Idaho, between Spokane and Coeur d'Alene.

From downtown Spokane, the drive to 104 S Moyie St runs about twenty five miles east on I-90; from Coeur d'Alene it is a short hop west. The question is whether the trip pays. If the kitchen you are planning includes refrigeration columns or a serious range, it does: the desk plans it with you from your own drawings, not from a product page.
Typical drive to the Post Falls showroom
Free-flowing traffic, from each town center. Route data © OpenStreetMap contributors.
Post Falls, Idaho
Kitchens across the Inland Northwest get specified at this desk, and the drive from Spokane and Coeur d'Alene is a short one. What is out changes week to week, so if you are coming for one piece, call ahead and the desk will tell you before you set out. Doors open, drawers slide, knobs turn. Bring the questions a spec sheet cannot answer.
The Post Falls desk also works with SKS, JennAir, LG, and ZLINE. If the piece you want is not standing that week, the conversation still starts here: fit, venting, panel details, and the order itself all run through the same desk, with the same person on the other side of it.
Four things make the difference between a useful visit and a second trip. The width and height of the opening the refrigeration has to land in, measured at the wall rather than off the plan. The cabinet run either side of where the range goes. Whether the kitchen has gas at the appliance and what the panel can carry if it does not. And a photo of the wall behind the cooking surface, because the duct path decides more about ventilation than the hood model does. Call ahead with those in hand and the desk can tell you before you set out whether the piece you want to see is standing that week.
Post Falls sits between the two markets, minutes off I-90 either way. Kitchens come to this desk from Spokane, Spokane Valley, Coeur d'Alene, Hayden, and the lake towns; one address serves the Inland Northwest.
For most visitors this is a drive across the state line, so a little planning on either end turns it into one trip instead of two.
A quick call settles whether the trip is worth making for your project this week, and what to bring with you.
Text or email the cabinet drawing and a few photos of the room, so the desk has seen your kitchen before you sit down.
Go through layout, venting, fuel and panel details one appliance at a time, with your plan open on the table.
Once the choices are made, the order and every question after it come back to the person you planned it with.
Once you are in front of a machine, ten minutes is enough if you spend them on the right things. Open every door and drawer to its stop and let it come back on its own, because that is the hinge and the glide telling you what they will feel like in five years. Put a hand on the door seal and look at how the gasket seats in the corner. Turn a burner knob down as far as it goes rather than up, since the low end is where cooking is decided and where the difference between burner designs is most obvious. Pull a dishwasher rack all the way out and load it in your head with the dishes you actually own. Then stand back and look at the seam between the appliance and the cabinetry, which is the part photographs never settle.
About twenty five miles east on I-90, roughly half an hour from downtown Spokane.
Yes. The vignettes are built out as real kitchens, so doors, drawers, and knobs are all there to handle. What is out rotates, so ring ahead if you are making a special trip.
The showroom carries SKS, JennAir, LG, and ZLINE, and the desk orders across the wider line card.
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