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I can't remember how much we saved doing that, but I recall it was quite a savings.maybe $1,000.Hardware Hut is proud to welcome you to our cabinet hardware collection. One thing about price, when you have a large order, Home Depot will send your quote to the "bid room" and you can negotiate a lower price. Cherry, sunset stain, Lennox Court door style from Home Depot. Uppers - 36-inch pantry with deluxe undermount soft close glides, 2 frig panels, 27-inch, 2 large angled corner cabinets, four 24-inch, 30-inch over stove, fluted columns, one 12 inch angled, decorative door for end of peninsula, panel for back on peninsula, simple crown molding, toe kick, scribe molding, stainless steel tilt out.
SHENANDOAH CABINETS PULLS 3122SN FULL
I am not sure how many linear feet I have, but here are the details.īase - 27-inch 3 drawer, blind corner (not sure on the size), 15-inch full height garbage, 33-inch fluted clipped corner sink base, 2 super susan cabinets, two 18-inch door/drawers, 30-inch 3 drawer for pots and pans (has stronger drawer glides to handle weight), 12-inch door/drawer. Whatever you do, do not expect KraftMaid to be a far superior product.It's moderately superior, at best. If you are playing to move in the future, I'd say save the money and go with Shenandoah. So, depending how complex your layout is, you might be able to do Shenandoah Cabinets and be perfectly happy with saving some $ in this economy. Plus, as I said, Amer Woodmark just did not have the cabinet sizes we wanted to do our kitchen. A couple things KM does better are the supersusans (wood tray, not plastic, no pole going all they way through the center) and the pantry cabinets with extra deep dovetail pull-outs. I do think we got a lot of cabinets for our $11,000 (cherry wood, 2 corner supersusans, soft close drawers, large pantry with deluxe undermount glides, 2 large 3-drawer bases, fluted columns, crown molding, etc), but I think we could have gotten a similar quality cabinet out of American Woodmark. We need to just get on with our lives so we let it go.Life's too short. I had an issue with some the stain not looking even and they sent a Tech out to inspect it and he pretty much blew me off (long story). We had some defects and they replaced them right away. We didn't do plywood boxes to save $ and the boxes just seem cheap, lots of glue and staples. Once we received them, we were not overly impressed with our KraftMaid cabinets. Plus, we really THOUGHT we were buying a superior quality product. We did consider Amer Woodmark for our current home, but KraftMaid offered many more options in terms of cabinet sizes, so we went with them. I thought their base pull outs were cheap and kept falling off the rail.I'd skip theirs and buy aftermarket ones. We did buy plywood boxes and upgraded the drawers to full extension undermount (that might be standard these days, not sure). The American Woodmark were decent budget cabinets. And I just installed a KraftMaid kitchen in our current home ($11,000), so here are my 2 cents. I think they are the same company (Shenandoah=Lowe's, American Woodmark=Home Depot). I can't comment on Shenandoah, but I did buy American Woodmark cabinets for a small kitchen in 2001 ($3500).
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