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The standard height for your cabinets depends on whether you’re asking about the uppers or lowers. The lowers should come up to where the top of the countertop sits at 36 inches…

Step 1: Mark up the wall where things should line up and sit, where the studs are to drill into, etc. Step 2: Remove your cabinet doors and mark which goes where…

Almost all the time, kitchen cabinets are screwed into the wall stud through the back of the cabinet. The manufacturer's installation instructions should include how many screws are needed per cabinet. When…

There are three options for redoing your kitchen or bathroom cabinets: replace, reface, or resurface. To replace them outright is typically the most expensive offer. When that’s your choice, the kitchen will…

Indeed, you can, but it will require a careful eye on your budget while making choices. Inevitably, it will also mean you are doing most of the work yourself instead of contracting…

Yes, the primary approach to remodeling the cabinets is without removing the countertop. This method is to remove the cabinets from underneath the countertop slowly. The main thing you must be careful…

In any given remodel, you may be replacing the cabinets and flooring. In almost all cases, you’ll want to install the cabinets first and then install the flooring around them -- not…

There are many different angles to attack outdated wood cabinetry these days. The best place to begin is to give them a thorough cleaning; sometimes, their appearance can be so gunked up…

In general, the cheapest type of cabinet door is Flat. The 5 most common types of cabinets are Flat, Shaker, Glass, Cathedral, and Beadboard. Beadboard (also known as tongue-and-groove) cabinet doors are…

Shaker-style furniture has been popular since the religious community began manufacturing it in the late 19th century. The aesthetic simplicity and elegance, paired with the quality of construction, have made it quite…