I was just installing some drawer boxes and fronts from Walzcraft in my parents house today.
If anyone gives me crap about how long this is taking we're not gonna be friends any more.
For a rental, I would suggest not spending a lot of money on it. You want to be able to easily maintain it. Go with melamine cabs with thermofoil (RTF) doors/drawerfronts that are easily cleaned and replaced if damaged. The frames are not usually the thing that takes the abuse, but the fronts, so sticking with white will allow you can change any damaged fronts easily without worrying about matching issues and allow you the flexibility to change the style without changing the cabs...
For subbing out a job...
Elias Woodwork (free shipping over a certain amount and they also have RTA)
Conestoga Woods (also have RTA, but no free shipping)
Walzcraft (also have RTA but no free shipping)
All three also offer drawers, and face-frames and matching moldings...
Best of luck... 8^)
CITY DECKS INC said:Thanks it's a high end rental that I just converted to condos and selling. What is rta?. Thanks again
Thanks it's a high end rental that I just converted to condos and selling. What is rta?. Thanks again
Thank you All. I really appreciate the time with replies. And I can't believe we all stayed on topic. Maybe the finish guys have less AD/D then the rest. ill post when done but it won't be for a few months.
A few months? Weren't you just talking smack about how long it's taking me?
They just gave up on picking a tile for the back splash and ALL of the light fixtures so it looks like I get to make yet another trip. 7500 miles of commuting so far....
The new kitchen build: 3400sf house just in framed status . New Windows in about a month. Spray foam insulation. HVAC. Electric. Drywall. And so on. And so on. Im living elsewhere. E. Im just messing with ya.