Stock kitchen cabinets

If you joined me after I finished my kitchen remodel in 2014, you may not realize that I used unfinished stock oak cabinets from Home Depot for my kitchen. That’s all we could afford at the time (we couldn’t even afford IKEA 😀 ), so I went with it, determined to turn those unremarkable and...

and the final color is…

Unfinished cabinet can be painted, stained or left as is to coordinate with your decor. Transitional flat panel door complements a variety of design styles. Solid wood face frame provides stability and complements a variety of kitchen styles. 1 shelf provides convenient storage for dinnerware and dry goods. Fully assembled for hassle-free installation. One year limited warranty gives you peace of mind. Project Source 30-in W x 30-in H x 12-in D Natural Unfinished Oak Door Wall Fully…

Have you considered using RTA Cabinets for your kitchen renovation? They're the same quality as regular cabinets, just cheaper! And, the assembly is much more simple than you could ever imagine! They are perfect for DIYers and PROS alike!

Butlers Pantry in Progress Using Stock Cabinets - I have always wanted to have some version of a butlers pantry in my kitchen. The ranch home I live in was big

I’ve gotten a couple of emails over the years asking about our experience with Lowe’s stock cabinets - specifically the Diamond Now Arcadia White Shaker Cabinets . First and foremost, this post is not sponsored by Lowe’s (or anyone for that matter). When I was researching these cabinets for our fir

We are over the moon with our new pantry! Here's our simple tutorial on how to convert stock cabinets to inset cabinets.

Materials: (2) Stock Wall Cabinets (36in x 30in x 12in) (1) Birch Plywood (3/4in x 4ft x 8ft) Edge Banding (1) Pine Board (1in x 3in x 8ft) (6) Furniture Legs (I bought 2 packs) Furniture Leg Hardware (I bought 2 packs) Hardware Tools: 1 1/4in #8 construction screws 2in brad nails Miter Saw Table […]

Here's a full list of what you need to know before buying kitchen cabinets, including what you need for the process and what questions to be prepared for!