Components, Hardware & Assembly
Inventor and designer develops new closet rod and shelf support system
Inventor and designer Anthony Antonelli describes his new invention - the over and under closet rod and shelf support.
COVID drives kitchen and bath design trends
Designers see long-term impacts from the pandemic in what customers want.
Components, Hardware & Assembly
Hardware design trends: new colors & functions
What’s trending in decorative and functional hardware and accessories? Here’s what some of the specialists had to say.
Don't screw around: Get an information-packed lesson in screws
Scott Wadsworth shares his years of construction and trades knowledge in a very popular YouTube channel called the Essential Craftsman.
7 tips to cut the cost of shipping furniture
For companies that sell furniture, especially bulky or custom pieces, shipping furniture to customers across the U.S. can be a significant expense. You're often stuck between shipping slowly but affordably or faster shipping that cuts deep into margins on any piece. Charging customers for the actual cost of shipping outright can solve the margin issue but may send some running for the hills.
Grain pattern showing through painted doors
Q. We have a problem with painted pieces of solid wood in cabinets that we send out. They are smooth when we ship them, but a month or so after they are installed in a house, the grain pattern of the wood shows through the painted finish.
Study: With or without virus, residential cabinet components outweigh commercial
A recent survey of component and dimension producers found while business has slowed due to COVID-19, the majority are still optimistic about 2020 sales, particularly in the residential markets.
Walk-in wardrobe design ideas to get your clients organized
Sloane & Sons offers the following design ideas and tips to help customers make the most of their closet space.
Components, Hardware & Assembly
5 things cabinet shop owners need to take seriously
Here’s what you need to do to grow your business.
4 ways closet designers stay ahead of the trends
Closet designers are constantly trying to stay ahead of fashion, lifestyle, and technology trends as clients demand the latest in colors and patterns, add ever more activities into their lives, and yearn for the latest technologies to make their lives easier. Among other trends clients are demanding:
• More flexibility
• More options in finishes
• More options for storage
• Better lighting and accessibility
• More personalization
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