This customer remodeled their laundry, pantry, and kitchen. The main kitchen looks like our in-stock white, but the cabinets were sold unfinished. The laundry and pantry were also sold unfinished and the customer painted. In the pantry, you can see 30″ tall wall units used as a reduced depth “base”. This is achieved by building a toe kick that is 4.5″ to match the standard kitchen cabinet height. The frame height of the wall cabinet is 30″ tall, plus 4.5″ for the toe = 34.5″ – this is the height of your current kitchen base cabinets.
The main part of the kitchen used our Large Starter Moulding. The wall cabinets are 42″ in height. This kitchen had 10′ ceilings. They used our furniture-grade end panels on the exposed ends facing the main living room. You can also achieve this on a budget by buying 1×3 boards and painting them. The range hood was from an outside company. The stove looks to be Wolf with their signature red knobs and 48″ in width. The white kitchen looks nice with the accented gold fixtures.
Notice in the laundry room to the right of the drawer base, they installed a 1-2″ filler. We sell fillers in 3″ and 6″ increments. It is best to use fillers against all walls and not jam the cabinets against the walls. The cabinets are “very” full-overlay. What that means is some full overlay cabinets, like Kabinart, have a little more space in their full overlay. Anyway, you can see this space was needed to provide room for the base moulding. You know this family means business with 2 sets of washer and dryers!!
