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Anatomy of a Cabinet Door
Discusses elements of a cabinet door such as Edge Profile, Framing Bead and Panel Raise and how you can dictate these elements at no extra charge to create truly unique designs for your project.
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Applied Doors as End Panels
In overlay cabinets, ends of cabinets can be decorated with a simple applied door panel that lines up with the adjacent cabinet doors the operable surfaces
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Barrister Hardware
An interesting use of Barrister hardware (not supplied by Conestoga)
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Base 1 Drawer Cabinets as Window Seat (B1D)
Conestoga's new 1 and 2 drawer cabinets used as an ideal window seat
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Base End Angle Cabinet – BEAL / BEAR
Understanding and designing with Conestoga's BEAL / BEAR base end angle transition cabinet
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Base Filler Columns
Base filler columns and example of use in island overhang
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Cabinet Interior Options Updated Fall 2022
Brian goes over shelf options and explains the difference between standard and matching interior.
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Configuring Custom Cabinets
Conestoga allows you to create virtually any cabinet combination simply by ordering a custom face frame (and doors/fronts/boxes). This video explains how.
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Designing with Conestoga’s Case Only (CSCO) Cabinet
Designing with Conestoga's Case Only (CSCO) Cabinet
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Door Overlay Explanation
A brief video describing the differences between our door overlay options (1/2" partial, 1-1/4" Full and 1-3/8" Ultra-full overlays) as well as inset/beaded inset
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Drawer Front Panel Options for Undersized Drawer Fronts
When a drawer is extremely narrow, it limits the panel options for that drawer front (same can be said for narrow doors). This video shows your options as you consider your top drawer front design.
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End Panel & Island/Peninsula Back Panel Options
Describes the available decorative options for cabinet backs and ends. Helpful when determining how to finish off the backs of your island and/or peninsula.
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Filler Pull Out Racks for Inset Cabinetry
Discussion of filler pull out racks when used in inset cabinets as well as things to watch out for.
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Flush Shaped Toe Option
Discussion of Conestoga's Flush Shaped Toe option, how to order and things to be aware of
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Furniture Wrap on Base Cabinets
How do you get the look of classic furniture feet on your Conestoga base/tall/vanity cabinets? Use a valance and customize it to your needs as well as create a matching base molding for the sides of the cabinets!
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Inset Drawer Front Options
Options to consider for inset drawers
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Integrated End Panel Frame/Door for Inset Cabinets
This video demonstrates how to create and install inset frame/door panels on the ends of your cabinetry, carrying the inset look all the way around the cabinet.
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Leg Extension Option
Video discussing Conestoga's Leg Extension option for creating furniture look
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Mortise & Tenon vs Mitered Doors
A brief discussion on the differences between traditional mortise & tenon doors and mitered doors and the features/benefits of each. A critical video to watch if your kitchen is in a humid or non-climate controlled environment.
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Peninsula Corner Cabinet Idea
Using a face frame and doors with a hidden base cabinet on a peninsula back
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Prep False Door Option
Illustrates Conestoga's new finished side option called 'prep false door' where a door panel can tuck up behind a face frame extension
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Raised Panel vs Flat Panel Doors
Describes the differences between doors that have solid wood raised panels, solid wood flat panels or flat plywood panels.
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Range Hood Assembly (RH) Updated Fall 2022
Brian explains range hood assembly. The hood insert cavity comes unfinished.
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Refacing Video #3: Sizing Finished ends
How to measure for your finished ends
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Refrigerator Surround Cabinets
Refrigerator Surround Cabinets
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Separating Stacked Wall Cabinets
Separating stacked wall cabinets.
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Stacking Wall Cabinets With Separator Trim Between
Using a parting strip or other separator trim between stacked wall cabinets.
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Toe Kick Options
An overview of some of our toe kick options including standard toe, flush toe, arched valance toe and furniture feet.
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Toe Space Side Option
What is the toe space side option, when should I use it, and assembly process.
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Using End Skins to Hide Joined Cabinet Seams
Using end skins to cover vertical seams that result when you place cabinets back to back or stacked on top of each other
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Wall Cabinet vs Tall Cabinet Heights
How do your wall cabinet and tall cabinet heights relate to each other and why is this important?
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Wood Counter Tops
Using Conestoga solid wood or plywood as a counter top
Design Videos
Design ideas and special considerations while working and designing with Conestoga cabinets
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