Kitchen Cabinets

Fitting your own cabinets can seem complex, but with some guidance from the cabinetry professionals at 27EStore, you will find that assembling even a tall kitchen cabinet with doors is straightforward.

Many kitchens have an unused space between the top of the wall-mounted cabinets and the ceiling–and one of the easiest solutions is to opt for tall kitchen cabinets, custom-manufactured to your sizing requirements!

If your kitchen pantry cabinets are looking a little dated and worn, one option may be to invest in resurfacing or refacing as a substantially cheaper way to refresh and modernize your kitchen than replacing your cabinetry.

Doors that stick are a pain–you have to yank on it with all your might to get it to open, then it only opens halfway and it never seems to latch. Regardless of how or where the door is sticking, the reasons are usually the same: something has changed with the door or its frame.

At some point in time, we’ve all had a door that became difficult to close or open. Maybe it wouldn’t latch properly when closed, or it would catch on the floor despite only being open halfway. A leading cause of doors sticking is wood swelling. Even interior wood doors can be prone to swelling if the air is sufficiently humid.

Short of a freestanding sink base cabinet purchased at your local home improvement store, all cabinetry is theoretically custom. With the exception of manufactured homes and large modern suburban developments, no two homes are exactly alike. Even in subdivisions with pre-arranged floor plans, new owners may completely redesign the interior, and there are always differences between sink base cabinets and base cabinets.

The world of cabinetry has terminology that can be a little overwhelming at first glance, but it’s fairly simple, once you understand a few key terms. Things like wall cabinets, base cabinets, frameless or European cabinets, fillers, false drawers, and insets are all terms and phrases you can expect to hear when you shop for cabinets.

A vanity cabinet is a staple in most bathrooms. Not only does it include a bathroom sink, but it offers counter space for grooming, and doubles as a storage area. Bathroom base cabinets are essential if your bathroom is on the smaller side and you're having trouble finding enough storage solutions.

Bathroom vanity units are an essential part of any modern bathroom. They provide storage space for toiletries, towels, and other bathroom essentials, while also serving as a design element that can add character and style to the room. However, as many homeowners know, vanity base cabinets can be expensive.

Have you ever wondered why bathroom vanities are often lower than kitchen counters? It's a detail that’s sometimes overlooked, yet there is a world of thought behind that seemingly odd measurement. The reasons behind this design detail might surprise you.