Kitchen Cabinets – Tips For Finding And Buying The Right Cabinets For You

 With the number of home sales dropping, and the tighter restrictions in the mortgage industry, many homeowners are finding it harder than ever to sell their homes and upgrade to a larger home. Because of this trend, home renovation projects are on the rise as homeowners are finding ways to make their current homes more livable, while adding value to their home at the same time. The easiest way to add value and create the feel of a new home, is to renovate your kitchen.

In a kitchen renovation, the kitchen cabinets represent the largest expenditure in your remodeling budget. Since they are the centerpiece of your kitchen, many of the other decisions about your kitchen will be based off of your cabinet choice. Your countertop, appliance, and hardware decisions will depend on the style and layout of your kitchen cabinets. Continue reading »

Ready To Assemble Kitchen Cabinets

Ready To Assemble Kitchen Cabinets

 Ready to assemble kitchen cabinets are modular kitchen cabinets that are available in industry standard sizes of 3″ increments the same as pre made kitchen cabinets available at your local home improvement center, or kitchen cabinet outlet.

Ready to Assemble cabinets have the same quality of material and hardware components as pre made, or custom cabinets and look identical to the kitchen cabinets you see on a showroom floor at your home improvement center. Continue reading »

Allwood Cabinets Charlotte, NC

Allwood Cabinets Charlotte, NC

There are several “go to” dealers ” for allwood cabinets in the Charlotte area including LKN Cabinets and Remodeling. In each of these choices, there are many options. Wood can be selected from numerous species such as oak, maple, ash and cherry. Metals can include aluminum, stainless, copper, or tin. Glass can be clear, frosted, leaded, or opaque. Wood-like is the most variable type. This can range from high quality composites that resist staining and fading to cheaper press board that has a wood grain paper glued to the outside. Continue reading »