Anyone with experience with Costco cabinets
brenjun
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Comments (3)We tried their Free and Clear, mainly because of their great price, but we were not too impressed with its cleaning ability. I must say that our impressions are somewhat subjective, but it just seemed that the Tide we had been using for a long time did a better job with our clothes. So we're using up the Free and Clear for washing such things as small throw rugs, rags, etc., and don't plan on getting any more. To be fair, it wasn't bad, but just so-so....See MoreAny experience with pergola from Costco?
Comments (26)We also saw the pergola at our Costco here... looked nice but it too was wobbly and the top cross-beam was sagging quite a bit. Never know if they just did a half-a#@ job putting them together for display, though. We saw one on display at Sears that was also the faux wood looking aluminum but was a bit smaller (8' x 10') and had a pretty neat sliding shape that could be pulled down opposite sides. It seemed quite sturdy and had holes in the base "feet" so you could anchor. I found it on their online catalog, but the picture isn't great. It looked quite good in person. Here is a link that might be useful: Sears pergola...See Moreanyone have experience with RTA cabinets from "bestonlinecabinets"?
Comments (12)RTA cabinets don't vary much from one brand to another. It really comes down to how handy one is in putting them together correctly and even more important installing them. I wouldn't let anyone scare you off from considering them. Call them at their toll free number, ask a lot of questions and maybe buy a sample door to see if you like it. I get a little tired of all the, but it's probably made in China mantra on this site. Lots of US companies either manufacture in China who put together products from components made in China. This company is selling out of California warehouses. Sort of doubt they would be in business here if they sold cheap off gassing cancerous stock. But here everything is labeled as a hazard. Crazy. Like you said, you are putting them in a beach house. You are not trying to build a showplace kitchen out of them. You want cabinets that look relatively nice and hold things without coming apart. I don't remember the brands but we've used RTA cabs for several projects over the years (last time in a rental) and they have always worked and held up well. But DH is a good detail guy who can make a cardboard box look good. ;-)...See MoreCostco custom cabinets from Buena Vista Cabinetry
Comments (19)My Kitchen is also L Shaped, around 20ft x 15ft. Quote from Market Place Cabinetry WITHOUT the Island was about 15k. That is with 40% off, so their list is price is ridiculous. We did double cabinet stack so that it can be reached to the ceiling. We did a pantry to surround the fridge. This included all the speciality pullouts, draw inserts, etc. I decided not to go with Market Place or Tuscan Hills (Buena VIsta not being an option for us) as the prices seems comparable to any kitchen dealer/retailer. The warranty may be slightly better from Costco providers but not being able to see the product, see what the colors really look like ended up being the ultimate deal breaker - again because the price was the same. Pier - I'd highly recommend visiting some of your local kitchen retailers for semi custom and custom quotes. Pretty sure brands like St. Martin (semi-custom) can match those prices, if not do better. Quality is the same as you mentioned above....See Morelucik77
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