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Basement, Attic & Loft |
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Should You Install Your Cabinets? |
Many dealers offer installation, either by their own personnel or by independent installers. When you order, ask for estimates and/or referrals. The job usually goes a bit smoother if you hire an installer who is familiar with the particular product you�re purchasing. It�s a good idea to ask the installer for references. If you�re adept with woodworking tools, you may wish to take on installation yourself. This is usually a fairly manageable task. The key is to install all cabinets perfectly level and plumb--otherwise the cabinets may look shoddy, doors and drawers may not close properly, and appliances may fit poorly. You�ll need at least one helper for lifting and holding cabinets in place during the fastening process. Another option is to install the cabinet boxes yourself and hire a finish carpenter or cabinet installer to handle the trickier jobs of mounting and adjusting doors and drawers and any special trim work.
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