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Type 1: Ready-to-Assemble
If you're short on cash but long on DIY savvy, then ready-to-assemble units can provide the most bang for your buck. These units have frameless cases and full-overlay doors, which allows you to mix and match door styles and hardware easily for a more customized look. Many ready-to-assemble cabinets have excellent options for interior features, such as drawer organizers or lazy Susans. Be prepared for a potentially lengthy assembly and installation process, though—what you're saving in cash, you'll be spending in effort.
Where to find them: IKEA, Home Depot, Lowe's
Note that casework is frequently finished onsite (along with your home's crown moulding, chair rail, baseboard, door and window casing etc...). Here's a YouTube of a kitchen that was honored with an award at the International Woodworking Fair in August 2012:
http://www.billfryconstruction.com/videos/custom-kitchen-design/index.html
Here's another YouTube that shows various types of cabinetry and the benefits of customization:
http://www.billfryconstruction.com/videos/custom-cabinets/index.html
- Rhoda Fry
Love this! Very bright with the lighter cabinets! Inviting and organized! Makes me want to start cooking !
Thanks Becky! I hope you are inspired to make many wonderful Fall dishes!













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