Kitchen, Bath & Home Cabinetry Blog

The impact of winter climate changes on kitchen cabinets is often underestimated. Across the United States, climate conditions vary widely — from cold, dry northern regions to warm, humid southern and coastal areas. Under different environmental conditions, kitchen cabinets face very different challenges during the... Continue reading

Many homeowners feel that cooking at home has become more of a chore than a pleasure. Greasy cookware, piles of dishes, and lingering cooking odors can quickly turn the kitchen into a stressful space. In reality, most of these frustrations don’t come from cooking itself... Continue reading

Bathroom renovations are often where the most mistakes happen. This article shares common renovation failures, explains why they occur, and provides advice on how to avoid them. 1. Bathroom Vanity Water and Electrical Reservation Failures The failure rate for water and electrical pre-installation in bathroom... Continue reading

Creating a comfortable, functional kitchen often starts with the cabinets. Custom cabinets can be tailored to your exact layout and needs, but there are important construction and performance differences to understand. Ask these ten questions before you buy. 1. Panel thickness — what thickness do... Continue reading

Although the area beneath kitchen cabinets is often overlooked, the choice between a cabinet toe kick and a brick built base has a clear impact on both visual appeal and everyday usability. Cabinets are essential in any kitchen, and the component that connects them to... Continue reading

A bathroom can look great on move in day and still drive you crazy a few months later. Slippery floors, damp towels, doors that swell or stick, these are the little things homeowners usually notice only after they start living in the space. The good... Continue reading

Cabinet doors may gradually shift, rub against each other, fail to close smoothly, or even become misaligned after a period of use. Fortunately, most of these problems are not caused by installation errors or product defects, but simply by hinge position changes over time. The... Continue reading