HOT ! Closet Cabinets - Custom Design

Closet Cabinets Per the Attached Renderings & Door Photo

Sand Paint Cabinet List

• Qty 2: Tall Cabinet, 18\" wide x 96\" high x 24\" deep


• Qty 2: Base Cabinet, 30\" wide x 34 1/2\" high x 24\" deep


• Qty 2: Counter Wall Cabinet, 15\" wide x 60\" high x 14 1/2\" deep


• Qty 4: Shelves, 96\" wide x 5/8\" high x 12\" deep


• Qty 1: Toe Kick Trim, 96\" wide x 4 1/2\" high x 1/4\" deep

White Paint Cabinet List

• Qty 1: Toe Kick Trim, 96\" wide x 4 1/2\" high x 1/4\" deep

Delivery

Pick up at Reno, NV Warehouse

Cabinet Specifications

• Construction: Framed, Full-Overlay


• Cabinet Box Sides: 1/2\" Plywood


• Cabinet Box Back: 3/4\" Perimeter Plywood


• Cabinet Box Bottom: 3 3/4\" toe kick with reinforced bottom


• Face Frame: Solid wood. Interlocking Joints between Face Frame and Box.


• Drawer Box: 5/8\" Dovetailed Solid Wood


• Drawer Glides: Full-Extension, Soft-Close, Undermount


• Door Hinges: Soft-Close, 6-Way Adjustable


• Shelves: 3/4\" plywood both sides finished and front edge band to match interior finish.


• Interior: Natural Wood Veneer


• Paint & Stain: Premium Sherwin Williams


• Hardware: Shelf Brackets and Drawer/Door Handles Not Included

Cabinet Doors, Drawer Fronts, and Finish

• Doors & Drawer Front: Birch Wood


• Style: Shaker


• Sand Paint per the Sample You Approved

Cabinet Care Guidelines

• Employ a soft cloth moistened with a weak solution of mild dish detergent and warm water. Avoid using excessive water.


• Never use products containing ammonia. They will dull the finish, or damage the protective top coat.


• Once you clean your cabinetry sufficiently with a water-soap solution, dry it immediately with a soft, dry cloth.


• The clear finish top coat provides a knock-proof surface, which does not need applications of oil or wax to retain its appearance.


• Be particularly careful to shield cabinetry from steam and heat.


• Special care for high-gloss finishes is required; be sure to use a very soft cloth to avoid scratches.

Things to avoid

Other than the specific precautions above, here are some additional products to avoid, as a whole:

• Sponges or dish clothes: they may carry dirt particles, food bits, leftover grease, or the remnants of strong cleaning solutions.


• Harsh chemicals and detergents like strong chemical tub and sink cleansers.


• Scouring pads, steel wool, rough sides of sponges, and abrasive cleansers: it may seem obvious to avoid using these products, but once in a while you may consider using them to remove stubborn stains. They will damage your cabinetry surface.


• Silicone-based products.


• Conditions that create large swings in humidity and temperature.

Final tidbits of advice

• Clean any splatters on your cabinets immediately. If left on your cabinetry too long, grease splashes, food stains, and water spills can become difficult to remove. They may even permanently damage the surface of your investment.


• Clean your cabinets often, even if there are no visible marks or splatters. Doing so will ensure your cabinetry’s enduring beauty.


• Minimize exposure to moisture, heat, and light – protect your cabinetry from damp cloths, kettles, steamers, and direct sunlight as best as you can. All of them can damage the finish or alter the color of your cabinets.


• If you do happen to scratch or nick your cabinets, touch-up kits are readily available to repair them.

Warranty

The manufacturer warrants that all of its products will be free from defects in workmanship and material for a period of five years from the date of shipment from their facility.

This limited warranty applies only to the use of their Products in normal residential use. Defects are defined as any imperfection that may prohibit the use of the cabinet in normal residential applications or which otherwise do not measure up to their quality standards. This warranty applies to the original owner and cannot be transferred to subsequent owners.