Face frame kitchen cabinets

When building or remodeling a kitchen, you face two choices when it comes to your cabinets: frameless cabinets vs. face frame cabinets.

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How do you tell which is which? It is easy to tell the difference between a face frame cabinet and a frameless cabinet at a quick glance. The main difference is whether you can see a wood face frame without opening any doors or drawers. American Style face frame cabinets typically have large gaps between…

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Beaded face frame

Crisp Architects is responsible for designing this modern interpretation of the farmhouse set on a woodsy property in Berkshire, New York.

Frameless cabinets are the most common types of cabinets used in modern kitchens. They have no face frame attached to the front of the cabinet box. The doors and drawers are attached directly to the sides of the cabinet box, giving it a sleek and clean look. Here is how you can make frameless cabinets. 1. Measure and design your cabinets 2. Cut the cabinet parts 3. Assemble the base cabinet 4. Add shelves and drawers 5. Install doors and drawers 6. Finish your cabinet You Can Check It Out…

Building face frames is rewarding and achieving square face frame dimensions is not as difficult as you might think. Here’s some great tips and sound advice on how to build them like a pro.

True Full-Overlay or Full-Overlay cabinets have doors that cover or "lay over" the top of the face frame, covering most of it. Understanding full-overlay and how it fits is a critical point in remodeling using these types of cabinets.