Cabinets Quick

Today we're going to go over our sample box and our new order form, simplified order form, and kind of cover kind of what things look The order form starts with A w Doors is a whole other section that we'll cover next. So for cabinet materials, you have a choice of prefen maple plywood, and that's what our prefen mesh maple plywood looks And then you have an others t So others can apply to different color melanins or different cores if you have a specific need. Our sample box has a few other options that you can select from, but for the order form, Then you have C. So C edge banding is basically t So t If you have a specific application, then the other is there for that. But if you don't, Provide drawers. So we make a few different drawers. Our most common drawer is t So this is what it looks And kind of looks So t And that's what our form t Later box is a metal drawer system. Melamine drawer is basically we make a drawer out of one of these melamines. And our default is the half inch Baltic birch door reveals are somet So we have a reveal on the top for countertops and then standard reveals. That's a little bit more of advanced question. Most So t We T And this little lip holds the cabinet end kind of So the base of the cabinet isn't supported here. The base of the cabinet itself is supported on the end. So each leg surprisingly will hold 3 400 pounds. And there's four legs on a cabinet. A lot of people are concerned about weight capacity on these. So they are widely used in Europe. T So depending on how you install it, this toe kick finish front fits on this and clips to the cabinet leg These little notches here are actually meant for t A little known fact. And the other two types of toe bases are more for advanced users. So if also again, t A standard toe kick is four inches. The light balance is the space between the bottom of the cabinet and the door. And the light balance is meant to So you don't see that. So the door hangs down a little bit. There's a little filler balance there. And depending on how you do your light balance is a standard one is two inches. And then if you have a particular application, some people use them, some people don't. Some people order toe kicks from us. Some people don't. It all depends on kind of your order. So as far as toe kicks, if you have a toe kick application that is different to t And you can make your own toe kicks. We can provide the ribs for you. If you are a general user, general contractor, designer, leg levelers are going to serve you well, make a job, go easy for you. And most every installer understands how to use these t So that covers the bottom half of how the cabinet will be constructed and made. If you're getting the drawers from us, then we are going to default provide the drawer guides as required for the drawer box you're getting. If you're getting the doors from us, then we will provide you the hardware as All right, so we talked about doors. We talked about materials. We didn'touch upon the construction method we use. So up here, we're saying we use a contra mat construction method. So what does that mean? We use somet So everyt A lot of kitchen manufacturers use KCMA standards. Woodwork Institute is actually more commercial grade, meant for hospitals and schools. A little known fact is Woodwork Institute cabinets are seismically rated. A little known fact about Woodwork Institute construction method is that they are seismically rated, w Just a little tidbit of fact. So this is what contra mat screws will look We don't use any glues or staples. We construct to the commercial grade Woodwork Institute. So just a little bit of information about the different construction methods KCMA or Woodwork Institute, and that should wrap up the rest of the order for them. If you're getting it flat stacked, w You'll just have to sort the parts and assemble them. A good n If Or, Please give us a call if you have any questions.