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Metal Kitchen Cabinets
Metal kitchen cabinets are becoming more and more popular. Most metal kitchen
cabinets are made out of stainless steel. Since it is resistant to corrosion and
staining, calls for low maintenance and is relatively inexpensive, it makes for
great cabinets. When used on cabinets, the metal covers an inner core which
helps lessen the tinny sounds that are normally received from solid metal.
Most stainless steel cabinets are purchased in various colors that can go with
the décor of various kitchens. The cabinets are available in various sizes and
there are over 150 grades of stainless steel, depending on the alloy content.
Most cabinets have a polished finish with short directional polishing lines that
may get scratched over a period of time, not to mention show signs of
fingerprints. To restore the finish, a professional can be called in to work on
a new finish that will fade the scratches. You can decide on whether you want
the finish to be swirl or embossed. You also have the option of refinishing the
cabinet yourself. This is done by using a non-metallic abrasive pad and rubbing
the surface using uniform strokes in the same direction as the current polishing
lines. Lighter scratches will begin to fade by doing this.
Benefits of Stainless Steel Metal Kitchen Cabinets
There are many benefits to using stainless steel metal in your kitchen. Here is
a list of some of the benefits:
- Non-toxic
- Recyclable
- Easy to clean without the use of harsh chemicals
- Works great for people with chemical sensitivities
- Great for outdoor cabinets (withstands harsh elements)
- Fairly inexpensive
- Resistant to corrosion
- Resistant to staining
- Low maintenance
- Available in various sizes
- Available in various colors
Stainless steel is generally thought of as a modern material used for a more
sleek appeal. However, this isn’t necessarily the case. Stainless steel can be
combined it with a Transitional cabinet for a more tempered contemporary look.
Consider combining it with a cherry “arts and crafts” style cabinet. You can
also change the overall look by adding some alternatives to stainless steel such
as copper molding, brushed nickel finishes or the occasional frosted glass
insert.
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Kitchen Cabinet Refacing
When remodeling your kitchen, an alternative to replacing your cabinets
entirely, is to reface them. With refacing cabinets, you can achieve a beautiful
new kitchen while spending half the amount of money. You will literally be
giving your cabinets a face-lift! In the refacing process, existing doors,
drawer fronts and hardware are removed and replaced with new ones
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Wood Kitchen Cabinets
Wood is one material that will never go out of style. It offers a rich classic
appeal that comes in a variety of species. Depending on your own personal taste,
you can create the look and feel most desired. The species of wood that you
select will have the utmost impact on your kitchen cabinet’s final look. Types
of wood species include, Maple, Cherry, Oak, Pine, Alder, Birch, Hickory,
Mahogany, Walnut.
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Cabinet Door Styles
The fashion in which a door fits over a cabinet box determines its fundamental
classification. Doors are classified as being one of five types which include,
Inset Cabinet Door, Lipped Cabinet Door, Partial Overlay, Full Overlay, Tambour.
Inset doors are designed to sit within the rails and stiles of the cabinet
frame. They are tightly fitted between the front edges of the cabinet box.
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