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Saturday, 13 September 2008 03:25 |
The kitchen is one of the most noticable features of any rental unit. It is usually the first room entered and it is also a good place for a first impression. What people look at in a kitchen are the kitchen cabinets. Yes renters look at the appliances, but the most noticeable part of a kitchen are the cabinets. As with a home buyer, the next more noticable feature that stands out is the bathroom or bathrooms. But let's start with how I saved money on the kitchen.
I had found RTA (ready to...
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Monday, 04 August 2008 01:42 |
There is an endless variety of kitchen cabinets on the market, with an even more confusing variety of quality and materials being used. There are plenty of retail stores, online stores and other specialty kitchen cabinet stores to choose from; the problem is weeding through all of these choices and making the right decision. If you are looking for sheer convenience, are not worried about a time line, and are willing to pay a little extra, than going to the big home improvement stores is...
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Friday, 06 June 2008 06:48 |
Now that you have your new RTA Kitchen Cabinets, let's talk about assembly. RTA Kitchen Cabinets are about as easy to assemble as it gets. The basic box of RTAcabinets is held together by cam locks, which create a nice tight cabinet (much stronger than staples or dowels). All that is required for assembly is a flathead screwdriver. For the drawer base cabinets, you may want to have a drill handy to help tighten the screws that are needed to hold the drawer slides and even the drawer faces...
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Friday, 06 June 2008 06:42 |
What makes RTA Cabinets different from regular cabinets? RTA Kitchen cabinets that are on the market today are in most cases, made of better materials than the higher priced name brand kitchen cabinets that are on the market today. That being said, not all RTA Kitchen Cabinets are made the same. When you are shopping for RTA Kitchen Cabinets, make sure you look for the following features:
1) Solid wood face frames, stiles and doors
2) 1/2 or 5/8 inch plywood sides (stay away from particle...
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RTA Kitchen Cabinets
