12 reasons to remodel your kitchen
1) Neck crick. Instead of peering into dark
cabinets to locate the last can of organic chicken broth, let the chicken broth
come to you. Remodel with base cabinets, pantry cabinets or islands outfitted with
roll-out trays that extend fully, even when they are loaded down with canned cranberry
sauce.
2) Delayed imbibing. Couldn’t find the bubbly?
Organize your spirits with a criss-cross wine rack, wine cubby or wine closet from
CHB Cabinetry.
3) Skull knots. Your lobster pot left an egg
on your head when you pulled it off the top of the cabinets. Choose a base kitchen
cabinet with deep drawers to swallow bulky roasters, colanders, pots and pans.
4) Scraped knuckles. Like their roll trays,
CHB cabinets extend fully, even the deep drawers. You can easily reach every last
piece of cutlery, even the pickle fork.
5) Shin splints. Did you hoof it all over
the kitchen finding baking supplies? In your remodel, reserve a cabinet just for
you with an adjustable spice rack to customize the storage to your style of baking.
You deserve it.
6) Bruised ribs. Heavy stand mixers are awkward
to move around. A flip-up mixer shelf stores your mixer until you need it and swooshes
it to you politely. Yes, you deserve this, too.
7) Stubbed toe. The fondue pot was useful
when you hosted your hyper nieces. Now it lies on the pantry floor and you keep
cracking your toe on it. If you won’t use it again for 11 months, store it on a
CHB Cabinetry blind corner pantry shelf. This handy shelf turns dead space into
a nook for seasonal items.
8) Groin pull. Hurdling over extension cords
is dangerous. Consider an outlet on your island or peninsula so the apple cider
can simmer undisturbed in a crock pot.
9) Hearing loss. Crash, bang, thud! A kitchen
can be noisy. But not a CHB Cabinetry kitchen. Blumotion Soft Close is standard
on drawers and roll trays. They self-close the last two inches. Quietly.
10) Chipped bone. Bone china, that is. Choose
CHB Cabinetry roll-out trays with a non-slip surface. Shelf contents won’t crash
around during a sudden stop. Bonus: the railings are spiffy chrome.
11) Kids underfoot. In your remodel, think
about an area just for the kiddos. Corral snacks, crafts, toys and necessities so
they are accessible without help from Mom. Include a refrigerator drawer for after
school snacks.
12) Lethargy. Remodel your tired kitchen not
just for function, but to lift spirits. Consider two or more finishes: the kitchen
in one finish, an island in another and a standalone piece (sideboard, hutch, and
desk) in another.
)
)
)
)
)
)
)
)
)
)
)
)
)
)
)
)
)
)
)
)
)
)
)
)
)
)
)
)
)
