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Note: The full-overlay door style leaves about an 1/8" clearance on the edge. To make sure cabinet doors mounted against a wall open properly, a 1/2" clearance is recommended. This is only if there is a wall to the left or right of a cabinet (not in between every wall cabinet). If the space is really tight and there isn't a 1/2" to work with, it is also ok to use a piece of scribe which adds a 1/4" for a total clearance of 3/8". Only choose that option if the design doesn't allow for a 1/2" clearance.

**All single door cabinets will be hinged to the right. This can be switched to the left during assembly by rotating base cabinet doors and drilling holes for the hinges on the left side of the face frame. The holes on the right side can then be filled with the touch up crayon available under Cabinet Accessories. For wall cabinets, just rotate the face frame and door.**

Maple kitchen cabinets are a very popular choice amongst builders and homeowners alike, seeking to install a brand new kitchen, because maple is a very durable and hard wearing wood that will easily withstand the hottest of temperatures in a busy kitchen and won't buckle or sag if it encounters steam or heavy moisture.

The Cherry Maple glaze is just one of our fantastic range of ready to assemble cabinets which are extremely popular because it offers our customers discount kitchen cabinets with a price tag that in no way reflects the high quality and workmanship. The solid wood kitchen cabinets incorporate such features as concealed hinging, dovetail joints and solid wood drawer boxes as standard and the beautiful color will add warmth and elegance to any kitchen.

Chosing a cherry maple glaze kitchen offers both versatilty and practicality. There is a wide range of units to choose from, including pantry and oven cabinets which makes designing your kitchen a walk in the park. RTA cabinets are an ideal choice for the handyman who wants a quality kitchen delivered straight to his door, enabling him to take advantage of any instore offers, yet giving him the freedom to choose when to go ahead with his project.