Imagine walking into your kitchen, your eyes drawn to your beautiful, customized kitchen cabinets. This is what gives your kitchen its unique character. Now, have you ever noticed the doors on these cabinets? Most likely, they're hinge-style, the kind you see in most homes across the U.S. Most homeowners choose them because they're simple, easy to install, and straightforward to fix.
But let's pause for a second and think: are these truly the best we can do? Could there be another option that's safer, more efficient, and even more cost-effective over time? Why don't we consider track doors for our kitchens?
This shift in perspective might just transform the way you look at your kitchen design. Let's explore this together.
Standard hinge-style doors can slow you down. When open, they usually block access to other cabinets and kitchen areas. As a result, you must either get everything you need out of a cabinet at once or repeatedly open and close the doors.
Plus, they can also be hazardous to your health. As you rush to finish a cooking task or grab a bite, you may injure your face, head or shoulder by walking into a door that was left open.
Many hinge-style door front designs have narrow, sharp-cute grooves that are hard to maintain and are prone to dust and cooking oil buildup.
As you embark on a kitchen redesign or even just a cabinet facelift, the choice of cabinet doors becomes a focal point. This is where track doors, or sliding cabinet doors, come into play.
These are some of the most common scenarios in which they may prove useful:
Track doors are solid doors mounted on top and bottom edge rollers in tracks built into cabinet boxes.
To gain access to a cabinet box, you slide these side-by-side doors left or right behind one another or into hidden wall pockets. An experienced cabinet maker can also install special tambour or garage track doors crafted with slats that flexibly roll side-to-side or up-and-down into a cabinet box; or an old-fashioned barn door setup with a single track along the entire length of a cabinet's so that the doors hang from a roller.
Whether you have a traditional or modern kitchen, the doors are available in a variety of materials and styles including wood, glass and mixed material options.
Thinking about giving your kitchen cabinets a makeover? Yeah, we know, it can be quite the task. You've got to find the right balance between a look that's trendy yet timeless, not to mention durability and maintenance. Here's the good news - with Kitchen Magic, you're not alone in this! We don't just offer cabinets; we offer an experience of crafting a space that's uniquely you. Our experienced team is ready to walk you through choosing the right materials, the perfect color scheme, and finishes that complement your kitchen. So, why wait? Dial us up at (866) 525-0012 today and let's chat about your kitchen dreams!
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