Step By Step Remodeling & Design

Fireplace cabinetry

Name: Fireplace cabinetry
Brand: Step By Step Remodeling & Design
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Fireplace cabinetry

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Crafted with precision and artistry, our custom-designed cabinetry seamlessly integrates with your fireplace, creating a stunning focal point that enhances both the aesthetic appeal and functionality of your home.

Each piece is thoughtfully crafted using premium materials, ensuring durability and timeless beauty. Whether you seek a classic mantle with intricate detailing, a modern entertainment center seamlessly incorporated around your hearth, or a cozy built-in bookcase flanking the fireplace, our designs are tailored to your unique style and needs.

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PROCESS

3D Design
Schedule a free consultation - we identify your style and preferences and create a 3D design
Material Selection
Select the right material, color, and finish for your project
Manufacture
Fabricate everything with high precision and care
Assembly & Install
Turn your vision into reality ➡ Assembly and install

When considering cabinet construction methods, cabinetry is divided into two major categories — Framed and Frameless.

Framed Cabinet
American “Framed” cabinet construction is considered a more traditional style and is a very common method of construction for cabinets manufactured in the USA. This method is known for its traditional “framed” face frame (the area that provides a fixing point for the cabinet doors).
One large benefit to framed cabinetry is that the more traditional framing offers the ability for three different cabinet door overlay styles to select from: Standard Overlay (also known as “Partial Overlay”), Full Overlay, or Inset.
Frameless Cabinet
European-inspired design, frameless (full-access) construction optimizes for full access to the interior and storage, while its diverse array of styles speaks directly to the imaginative homeowner in need of specific function and elegant design.
Frameless cabinets offer more accessibility verses framed cabinets. This is due to the fact that there is not an inside edge of a frame projecting into the cabinet opening. This allows an easier access to the cabinet interior as well as a larger opening to store plates, platters and cookware. The larger opening also allows for a wider drawer box in the frameless cabinetry compared to the framed cabinets of the exact same width.

Types of cabinets

Inset Cabinets
This cabinetry construction method is crafted by hand-fitting the door and drawer front within the face frame of the cabinet, giving a full view of the cabinet frame, and having the doors/drawers flush with the face frame.Inset cabinetry is a popular and distinctive look inspired by early American furniture makers and offers an authentic, hand-crafted look with timeless appeal.
Standard (Partial) Overlay Cabinets
Also known as Traditional Overlay, this construction type has a more exposed face frame (wider reveal) compared to Full Overlay cabinet doorswhen the doors and drawers are in the closed position.
Full Overlay Cabinets
This is a cabinetry door construction style where the cabinet doors and drawer fronts are sized to cover most of the cabinet face frame, leaving minimal space (reveal) between adjacent doors. This option creates a more custom look and is one of our most popular styles.