Kitchen Cabinets

Almost all kitchen cabinet brands have a dominant aesthetic: Alusso is known for European designs, Wolf Cabinetsoffer gorgeous traditional cabinets, Fabuwood has mesmerizing transitional designs. Once you listed your needs and made up your mind about the interior design style you are looking for, you can choose the right kitchen cabinet brand for you.

There are three cabinet style options: Flat panel (slab), raised panel and shaker style. They all offer durability, functionality and versatility. You should consider the overall kitchen aesthetic you are after, when choosing a kitchen cabinet style. Flat panel cabinets work very well with modern and contemporary designs, raised panel cabinets complement traditional and country style designs, and shaker style is often considered as a staple of transitional kitchens.

Longevity and function are very important in kitchen accessories: Choosing the right knob or handle makes your life easier and prolongs the life of your cabinet finish. That is why we highly advise you to touch and feel the knobs/handles before buying. Does it feel nice? Is it easy to use? Does it cram your hand? Answer these questions before buying knobs/handles.In addition, make sure that the knobs/handles you choose complement other elements in your kitchen design.

First, we come to your address for a free measurement. Our free in-home measurement and survey services roughly take an hour. After the measurement and survey, our experts create a free 3D design for your outdoor kitchen cabinets in accordance with the style, material and color you specified.In order to ensure durability and functionality, we offer weatherproof and bugproof outdoor cabinets. You can choose from a range of material options including stainless steel and HDPE/Polymer (a durable metal that looks like wood).

This is a tough question to answer! Both options have their strengths and weaknesses, that is why you should consider your needs and priorities before coming to a decision. Pre-made kitchen cabinets are more affordable and they take considerably less time to produce and assemble. On the other hand, they work well with generic shaped kitchens and offer less customization options in terms of material, color and finish. Custom kitchen cabinets often require more time to deliver, but especially if you have a kitchen with rather unique angles, this option allows a perfect fit. Moreover, custom cabinets offer a massive variety in colors, materials and finishes.

With passion! Building custom kitchen cabinets is an involved task that requires time, dedication and a certain level of expertise. Firstly, the area where the cabinets are going to be installed should be measured carefully. Width, height, length and depth should be known. Door frame, window frame and moldings should be considered as well. The next step is design. In accordance with the needs and brief of the customer, a unique design is created, and the layout is determined. In this step, the material, finish and various other details are decided upon. Afterwards, cabinets are built: Carpenters first cut the wood. Then they build the carcase which is essentially a box that constitutes the storage unit of the cabinet. To build the carcase, wood pieces are brought together using rabbets, dadoes and screws. Afterwards, the carcass is trimmed so that doors, hardware and hinges can be installed. Following this step, the cabinet is finished with polish, paint or stain in accordance with the customer’s brief. The backing is often left unfinished.Next, our carpenters fix the hinges inside the cabinet to make the cabinets ready to be installed at the location.

You might be tempted to paint your old kitchen cabinets to give your kitchen a new look or paint the new ones yourself to cut down on the cost of your kitchen remodel project. If you want to paint kitchen cabinets yourself, you should pay close attention to few key points.In order to ensure a sleek look and clean finish, you need to:

• Clean the surface of your cabinets with trisodium phosphate.
• Fill the holes, dents or gouges on your cabinets using wood filler.
• Sand off the old paint. If you skip or don’t pay enough attention to this step, the new coat of paint will not adhere well and chip off in a very short time. Unless you clean the sanding dust properly, the new coat of paint will be uneven in color and there will be lumps of dust on the surface of your cabinets.
• Apply primer before paint for more durability and better water resistance.

Although painting kitchen cabinets yourself is a budget friendly solution, it is a very involved process. Unless done very carefully, applying paint to cabinets can result in patchy and rough looking surfaces.