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Cabinetrends on Youtube
We have a Youtube Channel now! Look at Cabinetrends for videos on Pacific Crest Industries and Amero Cabinet installation.
Coming Soon!
Video tour of the showroom
Meet the designers
Product showcase
What is the process for ordering a kitchen
We'll keep you up to date on the Youtube project.
Thanks,
Dixon
Friday, March 13, 2009
New Wolf Drawer Microwave Ovens
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Introducing New Wolf Drawer Microwave Ovens
When style, performance and functionality are required, the Wolf drawer microwave ovens are an obvious choice. Designed for ease-of-use and flexibility, the drawer microwaves offer all of the features your clients are looking for, including:
A sleek, modern look. Wrapped in classic stainless steel, the drawer microwaves match the trim style of Wolf built-in E Series ovens. Available in 24" and 30" widths, the 30" model is offered in unframed and framed drawer styles. The 24" model is available in the unframed style only.
Design flexibility. Wolf drawer microwaves integrate beautifully into any kitchen design with their versatility. Install one on its own in an undercounter or wall application, or stack it with a Wolf built-in E Series oven and warming drawer in a standard or flush inset application. And, with the push button open and close feature, there is no handle to match up with other appliance or cabinet handles, giving you more options for placement of the drawer.
Easy-to-use. Features include an easy-to-operate touch control panel, 950 watts of power with 11 power levels, and an interior that easily accommodates a 9" X 13" pan. Special modes include sensor cooking and the new micro warm feature, allowing you to keep food warm up to 30 minutes.
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Visit our website to see all the Wolf microwave options available. Or, to see the new drawer microwave ovens in person visit your regional Sub-Zero and Wolf Showroom.
Thursday, March 12, 2009
Kitchen Remodel Tips from the Pros
Kitchen Remodel Tips from the Pros
(ARA) - Now is a great time to invest in your home, and renovating your kitchen is usually the most cost-effective upgrade you can make. As the room where families spend the most time together, the kitchen can be enjoyed on a daily basis and much of the renovation cost can be recouped when you do decide to sell.
Get the most out of your remodel by keeping the answers to these common remodeling questions in mind.
Where's the best place to begin?
According to "My Home, My Money Pit" by Tom Kraeutler and Leslie Segrete, you should start at the end -- by determining how you want to use the remodeled space. Although your primary inclination will be to pick out the style of kitchen you like best, you need to first consider how your kitchen fits your lifestyle and how you need it to function. Think about whether or not you have ample space to work efficiently or enough storage for your kitchen tools. If you use the space to pay bills and handle other household business, think about adding an office area. Once you know what you need from your new kitchen, you'll be able to solve the problems when you're remodeling.
What makes a kitchen remodel more or less expensive?
Kraeutler and Segrete say that cabinets can be the single largest expense in a kitchen remodel. If you're looking to cut back on expenses, existing cabinets can often be repaired, reinforced or refinished instead of replaced. Just be sure to check your cabinets' construction; if they're made of veneers, they can't be sanded or stained, so painting will be your only option.
Surfaces are also another area where you can splurge or save -- it all depends on the materials you choose. Look for more cost-effective options for counters, backsplashes and floors to keep your budget in check. But like any major purchase, you should only spend what you can afford.
What is the kitchen "work triangle" and why is it important?
When remodeling your kitchen, keep the "work triangle" in mind -- the kitchen area from the refrigerator to the main cooking area to the sink. It's important because all of the key kitchen activities -- food preparation, cooking and clean-up -- take place in adjacent locations, improving the functionality of your new kitchen by streamlining the meal-making process.
Look to include budget-friendly options that allow you to upgrade your work triangle without incurring a huge expense. Include an undermount sink and pullout faucet to increase efficiency. Moen's Lancelot stainless steel sinks are available in multiple sizes and configurations and are constructed from durable 18-gauge stainless steel. All Moen stainless steel sinks feature SoundSHIELD noise-protection undercoating for a quieter experience while working at the sink.
Pair your new sink with the Colonnade pullout kitchen faucet from Moen, a single-handle faucet featuring an ergonomically designed pullout wand for easy access to all corners of even the largest sinks. Available in four great finishes, including the versatile LifeShine Classic Stainless, Colonnade fits any fresh new decor. It also offers several flow patterns, making prep and clean-up effortless.
What is the most desired kitchen feature?
The kitchen island has become the must-have item in any kitchen. Since it's centrally located, the island is easily accessed and ideal for various kitchen tasks. The island can also double as an eating and entertaining area -- making it a smart, stylish and functional addition to any space.
For more information on Moen's stainless steel sinks or Colonnade pullout kitchen faucet, visit http://www.moen.com/ or call (800) BUY-MOEN (800-289-6636).
Courtesy of ARAcontnet
IMAGE CAPTIONS:-------------------------------------------Caption 1: The Lancelot stainless sink line by Moen offers multiple sizes and configurations to fit any kitchen’s needs.
Caption 2: Available in four finish options, the Colonnade pullout kitchen faucet by Moen adds universal charm and classic styling at the sink.
(ARA) - Now is a great time to invest in your home, and renovating your kitchen is usually the most cost-effective upgrade you can make. As the room where families spend the most time together, the kitchen can be enjoyed on a daily basis and much of the renovation cost can be recouped when you do decide to sell.
Get the most out of your remodel by keeping the answers to these common remodeling questions in mind.
Where's the best place to begin?
According to "My Home, My Money Pit" by Tom Kraeutler and Leslie Segrete, you should start at the end -- by determining how you want to use the remodeled space. Although your primary inclination will be to pick out the style of kitchen you like best, you need to first consider how your kitchen fits your lifestyle and how you need it to function. Think about whether or not you have ample space to work efficiently or enough storage for your kitchen tools. If you use the space to pay bills and handle other household business, think about adding an office area. Once you know what you need from your new kitchen, you'll be able to solve the problems when you're remodeling.
What makes a kitchen remodel more or less expensive?
Kraeutler and Segrete say that cabinets can be the single largest expense in a kitchen remodel. If you're looking to cut back on expenses, existing cabinets can often be repaired, reinforced or refinished instead of replaced. Just be sure to check your cabinets' construction; if they're made of veneers, they can't be sanded or stained, so painting will be your only option.
Surfaces are also another area where you can splurge or save -- it all depends on the materials you choose. Look for more cost-effective options for counters, backsplashes and floors to keep your budget in check. But like any major purchase, you should only spend what you can afford.
What is the kitchen "work triangle" and why is it important?
When remodeling your kitchen, keep the "work triangle" in mind -- the kitchen area from the refrigerator to the main cooking area to the sink. It's important because all of the key kitchen activities -- food preparation, cooking and clean-up -- take place in adjacent locations, improving the functionality of your new kitchen by streamlining the meal-making process.
Look to include budget-friendly options that allow you to upgrade your work triangle without incurring a huge expense. Include an undermount sink and pullout faucet to increase efficiency. Moen's Lancelot stainless steel sinks are available in multiple sizes and configurations and are constructed from durable 18-gauge stainless steel. All Moen stainless steel sinks feature SoundSHIELD noise-protection undercoating for a quieter experience while working at the sink.
Pair your new sink with the Colonnade pullout kitchen faucet from Moen, a single-handle faucet featuring an ergonomically designed pullout wand for easy access to all corners of even the largest sinks. Available in four great finishes, including the versatile LifeShine Classic Stainless, Colonnade fits any fresh new decor. It also offers several flow patterns, making prep and clean-up effortless.
What is the most desired kitchen feature?
The kitchen island has become the must-have item in any kitchen. Since it's centrally located, the island is easily accessed and ideal for various kitchen tasks. The island can also double as an eating and entertaining area -- making it a smart, stylish and functional addition to any space.
For more information on Moen's stainless steel sinks or Colonnade pullout kitchen faucet, visit http://www.moen.com/ or call (800) BUY-MOEN (800-289-6636).
Courtesy of ARAcontnet
IMAGE CAPTIONS:-------------------------------------------Caption 1: The Lancelot stainless sink line by Moen offers multiple sizes and configurations to fit any kitchen’s needs.Caption 2: Available in four finish options, the Colonnade pullout kitchen faucet by Moen adds universal charm and classic styling at the sink.
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