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Kitchen Cabinets near Invermere BC (11 Result(s))

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Thanks for visiting. MacRae Woodwork is a custom cabinet shop serving the East Kootenays. We feature modern designs, quality workmanship, fair pricing, and the flexibility of a small shop. MacRae Woodwork is a distinctive local source for kitchen cabinets, vanities, custom closets, freestanding furniture, built-in units, trim carpentry and millwork. From the opulent to the utilitarian, drop us a line to see what we can do for you. Phone: 250 432 9393 Email: gavin@macraewoodwork.com
Andrew's Home ReNu is your Go-To shop for Custom Closet Organizers, Cabinet Door Replacement & Window Coverings in the East Kootenays and surrounding areas! Visit Us Today @ 1712 Cranbrook St N A, Cranbrook and see what we can do for you!
A1 Tops was established in 2004. We now manufacture all our countertops in house. We have our own postform counter top machinery which allows us quality control. With our reputation for quality and reliability we have become the preferred source for premium counters, cabinets, closets and cabinet refacing for home owners, designers and builders in the East Kootenays.
In 1975, Gebhard and Sabine Pfeiffer began the company; their focus was to provide high-quality interior wood products primarily for kitchens. The Pfeiffers established both a a client base and a solid reputation, and when it came to retirement for the original owners, Blair and his wife, Diane, stepped up to the plate. Since then, the Cookes haven’t missed a beat; they continue to offer personalized high-quality custom designs that began over 43 years ago. Blair Cooke, president of Cranbrook Interior Woodwork, is proud of and enthusiastic about the business's accomplishments since taking over from the founders in 2003. ? Cranbrook Interior Woodwork can offer a customized, high-quality product to clients at a very reasonable value, due to the integration of detail in the automation of tools and equipment. By combining apparatus efficiencies with very talented craftsmanship, you have a formula for success—for both residential and commercial projects.

Kitchen cabinets in Invermere BC

The heart of every home is its kitchen – so what better way to show it off than with sturdy and beautiful kitchen cabinets? Faced with a plethora of kitchen cabinet design options ranging from French country to ultra Soho modern, going out to buy kitchen cabinets can seem more like dealing with a difficult life challenge (especially when trying to match your kitchen furniture) than with a fun decorating decision.


Tips to buying kitchen cabinets in Invermere BC

  • Plan your budget: When browsing in your favourite home improvement store, keep in mind that kitchen cabinets can take up to 50 per cent of your building or renovation budget. Things to consider when shopping for kitchen cabinets are drawer size, construction, wood type and the finish. As a general rule, the strongest part of the kitchen cabinet should be its box – the rest is decorative.
  • Know what you’re getting: There are three types of the kitchen cabinets available in the market; Stock (kitchen cabinets you typically find in home improvement stores), semi-stock (odd size custom kitchen cabinets like racks or pantries that blend in with your current set) and custom kitchen cabinets (in any style or any finish for when a budget isn’t an issue).
  • The best value: The best prices for stock kitchen cabinets come during seasonal discount sales at home improvement stores. When it comes to semi-stock and custom kitchen cabinets, keep in mind that the thicker the plywood the longer the cabinet will last. Ask your retailer or cabinet maker in Invermere BC if the kitchen cabinets you are getting are certified by a known association to withstand normal kitchen wear and tear.
  • Get the proper tools: Make sure you have a repair kit when you get new kitchen cabinets from a retailer or a kitchen cabinet maker. Coloured wax or putty helps to cover set nails. A few extra hinges and drawer-slide systems usually tend to wear out first and easily – get a few extra pieces so you can replace them.
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