Brooklyn Kitchen Remodeling: Custom Oak Cabinet Design & Installation Update
Nov 6, 2023
Enterprise Wood Products (718-853-9243), a custom kitchen manufacturer, announced updates to its cabinet design and renovation services.
brooklyn, United States - November 6, 2023 /PressCable/ —
The update provides homeowners with comprehensive kitchen cabinet design solutions to suit their tastes, lifestyle, and budget. From conceptualization to installation, Enterprise Wood Products draws from over 43 years of experience to oversee the entire renovation process. As such, it helps customers avoid common mistakes such as improper planning, miscalculated measurements, and offset installations that can be costly to rectify.
More details can be found at https://enterprisewoodproducts.com
As part of the update, customers can take sketches or clippings to the kitchen showroom to discuss their remodeling ideas. For those who do not have a concept in mind, the floor team is on hand to demonstrate potential designs, materials, and colors. For people working with a contractor, the company will collaborate with them to realize their vision.
As part of the design process, Enterprise Wood Products generates elevations and renderings that help customers visualize their projects.
The company’s cabinet exteriors can be built from various high-quality hardwood materials such as maple, cherry, Northern red oak, and walnut. Over 100 color combinations and numerous finishes are available.
For enhanced strength and durability, Enterprise Wood Products' frameless cabinets feature ¾” panels which are typically thicker than most other manufacturers. Their interiors are made from maple plywood with high dimensional stability, and they include sealed and top-coated draw boxes with dovetailed joints. The high load bearing, full extension runners are designed to be smooth and quiet and come with a self-closing mechanism. Customers can choose from custom-made and stock models.
Once a design is agreed upon, the cabinet makers visit the home to take precise measurements. The cabinets are computer cut, dowel constructed, and finally, installed with minimum household disturbance.
Enterprise Wood Products has served customers in New York since 1955. The company’s suppliers Conestoga Wood Specialties and St Martin Cabinetry are leaders in sustainable forestry practices.
A satisfied customer said: “It was a pleasure working with Enterprise Wood Products. It’s now six months after the completion of my kitchen, and I am most happy with it. Everything came out as planned, and whoever visits my home comments on the kitchen’s beauty and efficiency.”
Interested parties can find more information at https://enterprisewoodproducts.com
Contact Info:
Name: jan koegel
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Organization: Enterprise Wood Products
Address: 4710 18th Avenue, brooklyn, NY 11204, United States
Phone: +1-917-232-5811
Website: https://enterprisewoodproducts.com/
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