The success of Elias Woodwork is determined by our success in operating as a unified team. We have to earn the trust and respect of our customers every day in order to ensure that the customer makes the decision to choose our products and services. We sell service, and good service is provided by motivated, happy, well trained people. There are no magic formulas. Together we will strive to create a good working environment for everyone. Elias Woodwork is a manufacturer of wood cabinet doors, moldings, dovetail drawer boxes, curved doors and components, refacing material and many other wood accessories. Elias also manufactures thermofoil cabinet doors and accessories. The Elias Woodwork facility includes a state of the art finishing booth, including several flat line finishing systems which produce a consistent, oven dried finish. Elias also carries a full line of Eco Friendly Bamboo cabinet doors, drawer boxes, moldings and refacing material. They ship their products all across North America serving a wide variety of industries, including new kitchen & bath cabinets, refacing, commercial and residential millwork, renovations, and recreational vehicles, to name a few. Elias Woodwork has been in business since 1983. Music Credits: Eric Clapton
Sunday, December 25, 2011
Tuesday, December 20, 2011
Cabinetry Designs by Larry Grainger of 1st Choice Cabinetry Raleigh, NC
Beautifully designed cabinetry for any space in your home by Larry Grainger. Larry goes over every detail no matter how small to make sure you have the design of your dreams!
Wednesday, December 14, 2011
Facelifts ^ How to acclimatize Cabinets x Kung Fu Maintenance = Hudson Klovach
Website~ www.kungfumaintenance.com Twitter~ http Blog~ blog.kungfumaintenance.com Gear~www.printfection.com The Book~astore.amazon.com New! Check out the Kung Fu Maintenance Supply for all your appliance and maintenance parts, hardware, and supply needs @www.kungfumaintenance.com How to position and adjust cabinets for thier best look guitar and video work by Hudson Klovach author of the book Kung Fu Maintenance published by Infinity Publishing. surf the site @ www.kungfumaintenance.com
Thursday, December 8, 2011
Golden Gate Estates Home for Rent-Sale.wmv
Beautiful 4bed, 3 bath open floor plan 2 living rooms, dining room & breakfast nook, open bar kitchen, filled with upgrades, granite countertops in kitchen & baths, redwood thermofoil cabinets in kitchen, white cottage cabinets in bathrooms, stainless steel GE appliances, 20"tile on diagonal throughout living areas, laundry room & baths. Formal living room has bamboo wood floors, crown molding throughout home, master has triple tray ceiling with crown molding, bedrooms have level 4 carpet & pad, over 000 in lighting fixtures, tons of large tinted windows to let in natural light with transom tops, high ceilings, real wood burning fireplace with natural stone & slate facad from floor to ceiling, partially fenced & gated, set back over 300' from road with long paved circle driveway, room for boat or RV, with manicured island of pines, palms & cypress, great lanai with below ground spa & back yard that is very private, great for kids and/or pets.
Friday, December 2, 2011
Kitchen Cabinet Refacing - New Look Without the Cost?
Re-finishing may provide the lowest cost way to "freshen up", but kitchen cabinet refacing delivers the style and look of a new kitchen, with far less cost or disruption to family life! If your aim is to re-style and redecorate your kitchen, refacing could be the best way to achieve the results you want while cutting a considerable amount off the cost.
Increase Your Home's Resale Value?
Homeowners everywhere love to remodel and update the look of their home. However, the challenge for many of us in the current economic climate, is to find ways to save money without sacrificing the high impact reaction you'd get to a new kitchen. Since full kitchen remodeling is potentially a huge expense, taking the refacing approach will not only update the look of your home, but at the same time increase its resale value.
Save by DIY?
If you can bring your kitchen remodeling project within the scope of a do-it-yourself project, you can reduce your costs still further. That means you can have more money available for other things such as new appliances, upgraded flooring, and even walls decoration such as an attractive back splash.
Could refacing your kitchen cabinets be a DIY project for you?
For someone with basic DIY skills, this should be within your capability, and do-able within a few days. Let's have a look at what's involved...
"Refacing" just means giving your existing cabinets new "skins". The materials to use could be white thermofoil, colored, patterned or natural-look laminates, or even solid wood veneers up to 3/16 inch thick. These "skins" are cut to size, then glued to your doors, drawer fronts, and panels. Working with self-stick veneers is a great way to make your project even easier.
Then you finish off by adding new cabinet hardware - knobs, handles, pulls - in line with the new style you want to create, and re-hanging the doors. It's also a good time to replace those drawer runners and door hinges which have become too worn.
Result?
Refacing your kitchen cabinets provides a long-lasting face-lift, and if you've carried your style consistently through your remodeling project, should attractively complement your new countertops.
Finally, a Few Tips - From the School of Experience
1. Remember the rule - "measure twice, cut once". This is where most mistakes are made, and can make for a frustrating project.
2. Read the instructions carefully. Following simple directions and illustrations will make for a successful project. How you reface your cabinets will depend on the type of cabinets you have, but general directions will be fairly similar.
3. Clean and prep your work area. This will enable you to complete your project more efficiently.
Once your kitchen cabinet refacing project is done, and you can stand back and survey your work, you will not only be pleased with the transformation of style, but with how much money you saved as well!
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