Custom Cabinets of Connecticut – Kitchens, Bathrooms and More

Posted on February 24, 2010 by Custom Cabinets CT

Custom Cabinets of Connecticut

Kitchens, Bathrooms and More

Custom Cabinets of CT

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Connecticut Custom Cabinets are at your fingertips.

Whatever kitchen you can imagine, Custom Cabinets of CT can handle it. We have the highest quality of Cabinet Shops at our findertips. If you live in Connecticut (or neighboring States) you are lucky enough to have a chance to get quality craftsmanship of custom cabinets in your Connecticut home. OR if replacing old kitchen cabinets with new ones is out of your budget, cabinet refacing can be an afforable alternative to beautifying your kitchen. 

Call or email for a free drawing of your future kitchen or bath. Work with our design team to get the kitchen of your dreams. Our craftsmen can deliver those dreams. Kitchens, custom bathrooms, custom furniture and much more. Quality is our passion and your satisfaction is our pleasure. We understand that if you are happy with our work, you will tell other people about us. The best Connecticut cabinet shops get business by word of mouth but of course it is important for us to advertise as well. So it is logical to say that your happiness and satisfaction with our work will give us more customers and a properious future.

How to get a free estimate and free drawing of your future kitchen:

We can accomplish all of your project needs at affordable prices. If you can dream it, we can build it. For a FREE Estiamte you will need to get your room measured for custom cabinets. For a FREE Estimate and Free Drawing please contact us at:

FreeEstimates@CustomCabinetsCT.com

or call Eric Davis at 203-496-2299

*Please leave your name and number when calling or emailing.

See a basic example of a computer drawing of a custom kitchen

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Description of a Lazy Susan – Cabinet Accessory

Posted on October 19, 2010 by Custom Cabinets CT

What is a Lazy Susan?

A Lazy Susan is a corner cabinet that has spinning shelves to make the whole cabinet accessible. Some of the items kept in the corner cabinet would be hard to reach if it did not have spinning lazy susan shelves.

There are different styles of lazy susan shelves that can be purchased, wooden lazy susan shelves would be more expensize than plastic lazy susan shelves.

Example of Lazy Susan Cabinet Shelves:

What is a Lazy Susan?

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Get a Free Computer Drawing of your Future Custom Kitchen

Posted on October 19, 2010 by Custom Cabinets CT

Get a Free Computer Drawing of your Future Custom Kitchen

For your Free estimate and Free computer drawing of your future custom kitchen built right here in connecticut:

Email us at FreeEstimates@CustomCabinetsCT.com

or Call Eric Davis 203-496-2299

Here is a very basic example of what your computer drawing will look like: (Colors, Styles, Coutertops, etc… will vary): 

Connecticut Custom Kitchen Cabinets Drawing

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Accessories for Customizing Your Kitchen Cabinets

Posted on October 19, 2010 by Custom Cabinets CT

Accessories for Customizing Your Kitchen Cabinets

There are many different accessories that can be added to any custom cabinets to make them even more custom. Plus most of these accessories add convenience to your kitchen cabinets.

Customize your kitchen with these cabinet accessories and options:  

 •Mullion Doors
•Wall Cabinet Decorative Ends
•Wine Rack
•Knick Knack Wall Shelf
•Under Cabinet Organizer
•Stem Glass Holder
•Corner Appliance Garage
•Straight Appliance Garage
•Wood Hoods
•Microwave Wall Cabinet
•Straight Valance
•Curved Valance
•Country Valance
•Base Knick Knack Shelf
•Peninsula Base Knick Knack Shelf
•Base Cabinet Decorative Ends
•Pull Out Pantry Cabinet
•Fluted Fillers
•Open Shelved Bookcases
•File Drawer Base Cabinet for Desk
•Knee Drawer Cabinet for Desk
•Cutting Board
•Tray Divider
•Rolling Tray System
•Utility Trays
•Cutlery Trays
•Spice Trays
•Cosmetic Tray
•Lazy Susan in Wall Corner Cabinet
•Lazy Susan in Base Corner Cabinet
•Sink Front Tilt-Out Trays
•Behind Door Storage Trays
•Waste Baskets
•Door Mounted Spice Racks
•Pull Out Wire Pantry Kit
•3 Shelf Pull Out Baskets
•Single Shelf Pull Out Basket
•Pull Out Towel Bar
•Under Sink Baskets
•Cabinet Security Locks

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Kitchen Cabinet Refacing

Posted on October 15, 2010 by Custom Cabinets CT

Kitchen Cabinet Refacing

Attention Connecticut Residents:

Kitchen cabinet refacing is a cost effective way to remodel or beautify your kitchen cabinets.

Usually cabinet refacing is the replacing old cabinet doors & drawer fronts with new cabinet doors & drawer fronts. The old cabinets are left in place and refinished to match the new cabinet doors & drawer fronts. Sometimes refacing is not necessary and the old cabinet doors can be refinished too.

Cabinet refacing (especially in this economy) is a more affordable alternative to re-modeling your kitchen. Also, if you are happy with your kitchens layout but feel the style is out-of-date or they just look old & weathered, refacing or simply refinishing is a great low cost route to take.

There are a lot of houses for sale in Connecticut. Cabinet refacing is also ideal for homeowners looking to sell their house. Kitchens are the most important room in the house, it should look its best when buyers come to look at the house. Having a nice kitchen to show buyers can really increase the chances of your house being sold. 

Those doing kitchen refacing also often replace the countertop.

The following is the basic procedure of kitchen cabinet refacing:

For a FREE estimate (Please leave name and number):

Email us at FreeEstimates@CustomCabinetsCT.com

OR Call Eric Davis at 203-496-2299

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How to Measure Your Room for Cabinets

Posted on March 10, 2010 by Custom Cabinets CT

How to Measure

Your Room for Cabinets

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If you want a FREE estimate you will need your cabinet space measured. The following is an explanation of how you can do this yourself . BUT before you read this explanation on “How to Measure Your Space for Cabinets“, please know we will be happy to do this for you for FREE if this seems to complicated for you.  

We will also give you the following:  

  • Free computer drawing of floor plan with measurements.
  • Free computer drawings of your future kitchen.
  • Free itemized price list.

If you are interested just send and email with your name and contact number to:  

FreeEstimates@CustomCabinetsCT.com  

and someone from our team will call to schedule a time and date for the measuring.  

Note: Read this whole page before you attempt to do it yourself.   

O.K – Are you ready? (You will need someone to help you hold the measuring tape)  

Horizontal Measurements  

  1. Measure from wall to wall at about 3 feet high.
  2. Measure from corner to window or door opening.
  3. Measure across opening from trim edge to trim edge.
  4. Measure from edge of trim to far wall. Compare the sum of #1, #2, and #3 to #1.
  5. Mark exact location of water, drain, gas lines and electrical outlets and switches on drawing.
  6. Measure from wall to wall over window and compare to #1.

Vertical Measurements  

  1. Measure from floor to window sill.
  2. Measure from window sill to top of window.
  3. Measure from top of window to ceiling.
  4. Measure from floor to ceiling. Compare to #1, #2, and #3.

You need to produce a few different sets of drawing. A floor plan and a wall plan (only the walls with windows). See the examples below:  

Custom Cabinets Connecticut - How to Measure Room for Cabinets

Floor Plan

Custom Cabinets Connecticut - How to Measure Room for Cabinets

Wall Plan

To make this easier you can download the grid paper which will help you wit straight lines and good ratio to room measurements. Please note: 1 big square = 1 foot and the little squares = 3 inches.  

Download Your FREE Grid Paper Here   

 

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