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Kitchen Cabinets
Kitchen cabinets are the centerpiece of your kitchen and represent the single largest expense in the kitchen remodeling exercise. The choice of your countertops and other kitchen accessories depends on the choice of your kitchen cabinet. The process of choosing a kitchen cabinet can become simple if you have a floor plan and a target budget. If you get professional help in the guise of a designer, this along with your specifications for functionality should help you get started. You will have to work with the designer to formulate a kitchen design, and make choices for cabinet brands, styles, wood types, construction, sizes and finish. Make sure that you evaluate cost before you make any decisions.
Kitchen cabinets come in many sizes, shapes and materials, regardless of whether you’re looking for antique kitchen cabinets, corner kitchen cabinets, wall cabinets, pantry cabinets, cherry kitchen cabinets, or glass kitchen cabinets, do a little homework before you go shopping. Spend some time poring through design magazines and visiting a few stores to look at the various options and the associated costs before making a decision on what to buy. If you are choosing a natural wood kitchen cabinet you have a choice of several finishes which include stain, paint and glazing. You can also choose from distressing techniques for the surfaces that include rasping, antiquing and rub thru.
If you’re planning to buy a wooden kitchen cabinet, it’ll help you to know what types of wood are popular with cabinet makers and how they rate on functionality. Oak has been a favorite with cabinet makers, and maple is yet another hot favorite. Maple is popular simply because of its light weight and regular grain texture. Yellow birch is yet another popular wood species, and is similar to maple in its versatility and strength, not to mention the wide variety of colors that it comes in. Hickory is a nice hardwood that can be used for a good staining finish and pinewood is inexpensive but needs special care. It needs extra preparation and handling as it is easy prone to burns and scratches.
Recent Requests
I want to put cabinets in my laundry room. 93" wall to wall, want 30" high. Finish is not critical, and I'm looking for (solid wood) alternatives to new cabinets.
Pete V
I need to refacing our kitchen cabinets and countertop so that our kitchen has a pleasant looking.
Pengyun L