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kitchen cabinet for bathroom vanity?

kitchen cabinet guru — Fri, 30 Jul 2010 18:11:28 +0000

Like to know if anyone has used kitchen cabinets for a bathroom vanity at a finished height of 36" and had problems with it size in the bathroom. I read another old post that said it was too big for her she was 5' 2" and so am I. Said getting close to the mirror was a problem. Anyone done this.
Thank you all for your insite. I was thinking of using kitchen cause months ago I had a design company come out and that is what he suggested using. I got rid of that group for other reasons and this is just another I didn't know about.

RE-USING OLD CABINETRY

kitchen cabinet guru — Fri, 30 Jul 2010 13:17:01 +0000

Bob Schmidt tells you some things you need to consider when using cabinets that have been previously used in a different location with a different design.

Kitchen Cabinet Remodeling: How to Prep for Painting Cabinets

kitchen cabinet guru — Thu, 29 Jul 2010 09:09:07 +0000

Preparing your kitchen cabinets for painting is a process that takes some time and has a few steps that must be followed in order to attain the best results. Prepare cabinets for painting withadvice from a professional carpenter in this free video on kitchen remodeling. Expert: Stephen G. Anthony Contact: www.AdviceFromAHandyman.Blogspot.com Bio: Stephen G. Anthony is a professional carpenter, woodworker and handyman based in New York City and south Florida. Filmmaker: Paul Muller

Putting polyurethane on unfinished kitchen cabinets…should I use a foam brush or regular?

kitchen cabinet guru — Wed, 28 Jul 2010 18:02:51 +0000

My husband and I bought all new unfinished kitchen cabinets. They are oak. I bought a colored stain. Since they are oak, they don't absorb a whole lot of stain, but that's okay. But when it comes to applying the polyurethane, is a foam brush okay our should I stick with a regular brush? Also how many coats of finish should I apply? 2 or 3? I understand that with each coat I need to let it dry 4-6 hours and with the final coat, it says 24 hours. Also, why do we need to sand between each dry coat? If anyone has done this before and has some helpful hints, I would appreciate it!

what sander to use when stripping kitchen cabinets?

kitchen cabinet guru — Mon, 26 Jul 2010 18:03:59 +0000

cabinets are stained old and dark stain... what kind of sander to use? I have an orbital round one, but I think that is for finishing. Please help. Thanks

Küche+Cucina – Kitchen Design Portfolio

kitchen cabinet guru — Sun, 25 Jul 2010 12:28:17 +0000

Küche+Cucina have been designing award winning kitchens and home interiors, throughout the NY metropolitan area, since 1986. They have won a variety of design awards, including the "Best of Show" Design Award from Signature Kitchen & Bath Magazine -- 3 times! The company was selected by House & Garden Magazine to design the kitchen at the Havemeyer Mansion Showhouse. Their kitchen was featured several times on HGTV and on the TV show - The Apprentice. Their success has made them a household name in their local market and has afforded them national recognition as well. To date, Küche+Cucina has created and installed more than 3000 kitchens around the US and abroad. Their exceptional design projects have graced the pages and covers of numerous national design magazines. Some of their designs have been used as photography sets for chef apparel catalogs, clothing and household appliance advertisements, and have even been used on product packaging. No wonder Küche+Cucina was commissioned to design special projects in very exclusive homes located far away from NJ, in the Caribbean, North Carolina, Florida, California and Lake George in NY State, to name a few. They also designed the architectural school dorms at Harvard University, the cabinetry of the NYC Plaza Hotel and other multi-unit projects around the country. According to Amir J. Ilin, Küche+Cucina's president, their success is mainly attributed to their philosophy: "Quality Doesn't Cost -- It Pays!" Ilin explains that ...

Anne at Home Hardware from www.Kitchen-Cabinet-Hardware.com

kitchen cabinet guru — Sun, 25 Jul 2010 08:41:09 +0000

Anne at Home Hardware's themed line of pewter hardware from www.kitchen-cabinet-hardware.com , which comes in all sorts of fantastic shapes and sizes you never even thought possible, makes decorating your home extra fun and gives you the freedom to create a truly unique look that no one else quite has. With Anne at Home hardware, you can choose from 1000 items in 38 finishes. Their themed hardware has everything from elk and buffalo knobs, longhorn, bunny, and duck horse pulls, cowboy and indian pulls, so you can really get creative and have fun. ALL of Anne at Home products are hand finished and they use the same manufacturing techniques used in making fine jewelry. Their products are made at home, in good ol Johnston, Rhode Island, so you're getting quality workmanship from a tradition that you know and love. Come take a look at all the themed knobs and pulls and themed Anne at Home hardware has to offer over at www.kitchen-cabinet-hardware.com

Can anyone tell me how (if it is even possible) to reface wooden kitchen cabinets myself using metal?

kitchen cabinet guru — Sat, 24 Jul 2010 13:12:29 +0000

I am looking for references for this as a do it yourself project. Would prefer to use stainless steel or maybe even copper. Not sure exactly where to purchase the metal and the best way to cut it to size.

What can I use on my kitchen cabinets?

kitchen cabinet guru — Thu, 22 Jul 2010 13:12:40 +0000

I'm in a manufactured home with that awful phony wood look cabinets. I don't want to take the time to sand & prime & paint, but really would like them white.
I was thinking about using some thin slats for a fence effect since I want to do a retro type theme.
Anyone have some great ideas?? Thanks

Kitchen Cabinet Remodeling: Assembling a Cabinet

kitchen cabinet guru — Wed, 21 Jul 2010 09:19:54 +0000

Assembling a kitchen cabinet on your own is a great way to save money if you know what you're doing and follow a few steps. Assemble your own cabinets for your kitchen withadvice from a professional carpenter in this free video on kitchen remodeling. Expert: Stephen G. Anthony Contact: www.AdviceFromAHandyman.Blogspot.com Bio: Stephen G. Anthony is a professional carpenter, woodworker and handyman based in New York City and south Florida. Filmmaker: Paul Muller