Wednesday, March 21, 2012

Classic Kitchen Cabinets


Turning around an old cabinet into a new one is surely a challenge and especially so when there are guests arriving at your house and you have to arrange money one way or the other. In all such cases building classic kitchen cabinets is the way to go about it. You can not only save a lot of cash, but turn your cabinet into a very classic model that anyone would admire.

You wish to know more about such cabinets? The classic types are actually antique types where you have greater flexibility with the old model so that by doing a reface you can bring it into an acceptable and even a rare type of finish. Many classic cabinets when done well enough look much better than the new cabinets bought from the market place.

You need to consider the condition which your present cabinet is in after all the rough use it has to undergo. When the cabinet is dented, cracked or damaged then you need to change those portions and this is best done when you hire an able carpenter to assist you with the work. You must therefore be sure whether you need to remove the old wood and replace them with new ones bought from the lumber or the salvage yard.

You need to then measure the pieces of wood which in most cases would be the front portions especially the cabinet door and drawers as they are subject to maximum rough use. These are to be dismantled and then you have to make purchase of the extra woods from the online or offline market. Try to keep your eyes open while you search for you are sure to make a bargain purchase materials from one of these sources for your classic kitchen cabinets.

The cabinet pictures that you will come across in the Internet and the store catalogs would look stunning as though they are new. Your own cabinet would surely look like this in its antique state if you work on it diligently. Hence, after getting the old hard wood which would obviously save you a lot of precious money you need to fix them and then clean it with soap and warm water. It is only after the cabinet is dry that you would apply the primer after closing little dents or small hairline cracks with wood putty.

Your classic kitchen cabinets would surely look wonderful after you have fixed a new set of antique accessories and painted it in dark color or light color to suite the kitchen environment.

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