Mix and Match: Mail-Order Cabinets

How to get well-made, affordable cabinets from companies that specialize in boxes, doors, and drawers
by Sven Hanson

Professional cabinetmaker Sven Hanson often assembles kitchens from mail-order components rather than build them from scratch. Doing so saves time and money, but the ordering and assembly can be a little tricky. In this article he helps readers navigate those waters. A big sidebar lists sources of cabinets, doors, drawers, and hardware.

From Fine Homebuilding 159(Kitchens & Baths), pp. 76-81
November 1, 2003

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