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Helping you get the kitchen you love
Helping you get the kitchen you love
Many of our clients told us that frustration with storage issues was the primary driver for their remodel. If you are in this group, we will be happy to help. And
there is no need to replace all cabinets. We can save most of them.
Let's begin with The Corner.
Many old kitchens designed long time ago have so called blind corners. They are hard to use and waste valuable space. Here is the corner improved using
our Reface Plus method:
there is no need to replace all cabinets. We can save most of them.
Let's begin with The Corner.
Many old kitchens designed long time ago have so called blind corners. They are hard to use and waste valuable space. Here is the corner improved using
our Reface Plus method:
Please note the floor and the tile trim below the cabinets did not change. The old corner on the right side of the sink was
removed and replaced with new Super Susan cabinet with two rotary trays and angular door. The old cabinet on the right side
survived - we changed it to have three drawers. The opposite corner was changed as well.
removed and replaced with new Super Susan cabinet with two rotary trays and angular door. The old cabinet on the right side
survived - we changed it to have three drawers. The opposite corner was changed as well.
We do not use the term Lazy Susan. We call our corner cabinets Super Susan. They are the hardest working storage
cabinets. Please note the rotary trays in our Susan cabinets are installed on the shelf, instead of a metal shaft.
cabinets. Please note the rotary trays in our Susan cabinets are installed on the shelf, instead of a metal shaft.
Let's continue with The Pantry.
Some of our clients do not need them anymore. The space these cabinets occupy can be used more efficiently. In this example, the
large double door pantry cabinet was replaced by a wall cabinet with a built-in microwave, and a base cabinet that provided more
counter top surface.
Some of our clients do not need them anymore. The space these cabinets occupy can be used more efficiently. In this example, the
large double door pantry cabinet was replaced by a wall cabinet with a built-in microwave, and a base cabinet that provided more
counter top surface.
In the example below, our client opted for more visually interesting and exciting cabinetry, plus more counter top surface.
Another approach still keeps the pantry where it was, but changes it rather nicely from plain doors and shelves to large deep
drawers - much easier to find and retrieve anything. Plus the microwave is no longer taking up space on the counter top.
drawers - much easier to find and retrieve anything. Plus the microwave is no longer taking up space on the counter top.
