Before You Purchase New Kitchen Cabinets, Read This

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Before You Purchase New Kitchen Cabinets, Read This

Wednesday, July 1st, 2009 by www Subscribe To My Feed

Ready to Assemble cupboards are an affordable way to have that designer kitchen without breaking the bank. I will tell you step by step how to do the kitchen of your dreams or real close too it. Remember, there are several different kitchen cabinet styles to match your unique personality.

Step 1 : Create a budget, you must know precisely how much you’ve got to spend, Lower it by 2 hundred for just in case you want it for overages.

Step 2: Choose colors. For example if you are doing a total remodel you will need to select Wall colours, Cupboard Colours , Floor color & type, Counter top color and type. This will appear to be an overpowering task but you can do it. Go to the book shop look through all the magazines and look at all the color mixtures. Buy the book or mag which has your colors. Remember way out colours are not often good if you are planning to sell your house in a few years.

Step 3 : The subsequent item on our list is design. It all starts and ends with the right kitchen cabinets plans. Most RTA ( Prepared to assemble) cabinet retailers have design services that you can use for free, you will have have to provide measurements and other information requested by the retailer. An alternative way is buy some graph paper and put a little design together yourself, play with it and have fun, you have a blank slate. The Internet has great self help areas.

Step 4 : A few Items you need to consider. Appliances, lights, Sinks, Taps . This often is a component of the design phase. Sometimes you are not replacing these, just reusing.

Step 5 : Once you’ve got a design all your colours and a cupboard style it’s time to start., Order your cabinets, Flooring for example. You’ll need to get rid of all of your cabinets. Counter tops, and anything more you are replacing. Get your walls painted any electrical or plumbing moved for example. Install Floors and than you are ready for cupboard installation.

Step 6: RTA cabinets are the best bang for the buck. You can get an all wood designer cupboard for thousands less. You’ve got to do a little more work but it will save you in time. If assembly and installation are just out of your league, hire an installer. Get a few quotes ask for references. Don’t be afraid to check out wholesale kitchen cabinets as well for more potential savings.

Step 7: Counter tops, Laminate is the best priced followed by granite, solid surface and Quartz. If the budget is tight select a HD laminate with a special edge till you can afford the real stuff.

Step 8: The Home Stretch. Install sink dishwasher, all other appliances. Touch up paint or add a decorative tile back splash. Now set back and look at all that you have accomplished and pat yourself on your back.

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