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Heirloom Cabinetry

977 Nelson Rd
5.00(
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Heirloom Cabinetry

977 Nelson Rd
5.00(
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Recommended by 100% of Angi customers
Recommended by 100% of HomeAdvisor customers

Custom Cabinetry for every room in your home. All cabinetry is designed,built and installed by Heirloom Cabinetry.Kitchens,baths,media centers,scrapbooking cabinets,bookcases,closets,etc.Free estimates and limited lifetime warranty.

Custom Cabinetry for every room in your home. All cabinetry is designed,built and installed by Heirloom Cabinetry.Kitchens,baths,media centers,scrapbooking cabinets,bookcases,closets,etc.Free estimates and limited lifetime warranty.

Y & Q HOME PLUS LLC

1739 LIBERTY AVE
4.75(
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Y & Q HOME PLUS LLC

1739 LIBERTY AVE
4.75(
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Recommended by 100% of Angi customers
Recommended by 100% of HomeAdvisor customers
"Used Y & Q to purchase/assemble and deliver cabinets. Cabinets were beautiful, assembled impeccably, on time and reasonably priced. They handled any damaged parts and ordered additional parts without hesitation. Granite countertop was installed perfectly and sealed. I couldn’t be happier with Y & Q. I researched extensively and believe I made a great choice. White Shaker Style Maple Wood cabinets with green Uba Tuba Granite. Caution: Big Box Home stores were 3 times more expensive."

William C on March 2018

"Used Y & Q to purchase/assemble and deliver cabinets. Cabinets were beautiful, assembled impeccably, on time and reasonably priced. They handled any damaged parts and ordered additional parts without hesitation. Granite countertop was installed perfectly and sealed. I couldn’t be happier with Y & Q. I researched extensively and believe I made a great choice. White Shaker Style Maple Wood cabinets with green Uba Tuba Granite. Caution: Big Box Home stores were 3 times more expensive."

William C on March 2018

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Cabinet Making questions, answered by experts

Occasional cleaning with non-abrasive cloths, avoiding excessive moisture, and refinishing touch-ups prolong cabinet life and visual appeal magnified over usage.

Yes, likely. Most kitchen cabinets are plywood or medium-density fiberboard (MDF). Plywood is an engineered wood made by layering, pressing, and bonding thin sheets of wood veneer together. MDF is an engineered wood made by combining wood fibers with resin and wax. Both are cheaper than solid wood, but advances in the durability of MDF make it a closer alternative to the real thing.

Unless otherwise specified in the manufacturer’s instructions, in most cases you should attach the hinges to the cabinet door before attaching it to the cabinet frame. Once you attach the hinge to the door, you can then align it with the cabinet frame and screw it firmly into place. Be sure to consult the manufacturer’s instructions for best practices.

Typically, a medicine cabinet should be installed about 60 to 72 inches above the floor. This height ensures that it's easily accessible for most individuals while allowing for proper visibility and convenience. However, the ideal height may vary based on individual preferences and the average eye level of the users in your household.

The two main types of cabinets are face and faceless models. Faced cabinets have a front panel that gives structures additional strength but reduces the opening size, making them less accessible. Faceless cabinets look sleeker and are easier to get into, but they can be more challenging to install and may not be as sturdy.

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