Home Kitchen Cabinet Accessories

Once you've decided on a set of cabinets, it's time to think about accessories. As expected, custom cabinets offer the greatest range of accessories and personalization. But even stock cabinetry can be made much more efficient and useful with the addition of special racks, trays and drawer inserts.

Createc UV High Gloss Kitchen Doors by Polytec
Friday, 18 April 2008 00:46

Polytec is the market leader in custom-made kitchen cabinet doors, and continue to grow as full service suppliers of decorative panels and laminates that are guaranteed to perform.

 
Kitchen Sink buying guide
Wednesday, 09 April 2008 05:38
When choosing a new kitchen sink you should consider the point below.

How many bowls?
Consider how you use your kitchen sink. Do you wash a lot of baking pans? If so, consider a large single bowl sink or a dual level sink with enough room to lay the pans down to soak. Most dual level sinks feature an oversized bowl to wash or soak things, with another smaller sink for rinsing or a garbage disposal. Make sure both bowls are large enough to meet your kitchen needs. If you share kitchen...

 
Cabinet Door Parallel Jaw Bar Clamp Kit
Wednesday, 02 April 2008 06:57
Available at amazon.com

Bessey KBK2440 Cabinet Door Parallel Jaw Bar Clamp Kit

Bessey KBK2440 Cabinet door clamp kitAllows easy face-to-face and edge-to-edge gluing; designed so jaws remain parallelAll-steel jaws encased in non-marring, glue-resistant materialIncludes 2 24-inch clamps, 2 40-inch clamps, and a 4-piece KP block set25 pounds

Product Details
Product Dimensions: 47 x 5 x 4 inches ; 25 pounds Note: Gift-wrapping is not available for this item.Item model number...

 
Cabinet Doors Twisting in the Clamp
Wednesday, 02 April 2008 06:26
How to attach the cabinet doors? I have all the pieces ready to assemble. I also have a door machine for assembly. I normally glue the stiles and rails and then, when JLT door machine squeezes everything together, I pin nail them. Problem is sometimes rails and stiles want to roll a little on the front side. I normally pin nail on back side. Last set of doors, I put a few pins in front side and it worked better, but when I ran doors through sander, pins wanted to show in places. I thought about...

 
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