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Comments (1)http://www.artfire.com/modules.php?name=Shop&op=listing&product_id=1121139 YOu might find them in a craft store, to decorate yourself....See MoreOrdering kitchen cabinets direct from China
Comments (37)Hi, Vith, I think all of your points have been addressed in earlier posts. The carcasses of the cabinets I am ordering are made of 9-ply E1-rated waterproof plywood, not fibreboard (as would be the Ikea and Fabritec/Eurostyle cabinets, or the Fabuwood Primo Bianco cabinets). There are lots of conflicting opinions out there about the relative merits of fibreboard vs plywood, and I have built two Ikea kitchens and another from a (now discontinued) Home Depot line made of fibreboard, and all have stood up very well. My existing kitchen is probably 40 years old and made of fibreboard - it has been plenty strong and has not warped, even if it's no longer very beautiful. But I like the plywood alternative. My vendor is very confident of being able to ship without damage - they may have put more thought to palletizing and containerizing knocked down cabinetry than many domestic makers have to or do (Ikea seems to have this pretty well figured out also). But we'll see, the proof will be in the unboxing. I have written in prior posts about the delays that would be associated with damage in shipment. I feel compelled to say this again: I am not recommending this approach, simply reporting in detail on one person's actual experience trying it. I get that your preferences (and those of other posters also) may be very different than mine, and I respect that....See MoreOrdering cabinets direct from China (repost)
Comments (80)Mark took responsibility for his minor mistakes and had a good experience. He ended up feeling good and believing he had made a good decision. He had done a lot of research before deciding to work with VOVO. He is pleased with his new kitchen, in the way a balanced individual is pleased. Notably, he didn't say it was the best business decision he had ever made in his life. He would have sounded overly-excitable and discredited himself if he had said that. Why did Mark have a good experience whereas a client who ordered from VOVO after learning of his success here on this page did not? There are many possibilities. He didn't blame VIVO for things that weren't their fault. He took control of his installation and was able to make adjustments as needed when the unexpected occurred. He maintained a positive relationship with VOVO from start to finish. I believe that I can have a good experience with the company, similar to Mark's....See Morecd7733
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