Kitchen Cabinets and Floors

Kitchen cabinets and flloors are some of the most visible and highly used areas of your house. Cabinets and floors have alot of responsibility in the household; they must both be attractive to the eye and resilient against wear and tear. You want them to stand up to the continuous abuse throughout the years all the while maintining their beauty throughout the years.

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Kitchen Cabinets

There are many choices when it comes to kichen cabinets today. Whether you are interested in refacing your cabinets or replacing them entirely, there are many choices to make. Caveman Countertops has a wide selection of cabinet choices and experienced staff that is ready to answer your questions. Listed below are some answers to common questions that people have about kitchen cabinets:

• The most common materials used in kitchen cabinets are wood, metal, plastic, and glass.
• The most popular types of wood for cabinetes are Oak, Maple, Hickory, Cherry, Pine, and Birch wood.
• There are several choices for making storage more efficent in your kitchen with drawers, baskets, lazy susans, bins and more.

Cabinets from Cavemen Countertops come in various materials, styles, and designs. Our cabinet experts will help you narrow your search for the selections that will match the style and price that you want for your new kitchen cabinets. Contact us to learn more.

Kitchen Floors

The floor is perhaps the most noticeable feature in your kitchen. The appearance of your kitchen floor can make or break the beauty of your kitchen. Your Kitchen floor must be resistant to food and water spills that are inevitalble in the kitchen. Ceramic and mosaic tile is a great choice for this area of your home since it resists water and spills to maintain its natural beauty. Ceramic tile is resistant to germs and bacteria which can help keep your kitchen clean and your food free of disease. And with its high durability, your ceramic floors will remain beautiful for the life of your home.

In the past it had been thought that hardwood flooring in the kitchen was a bad idea. Hardwood flooring had a difficult time resisting the water spills that are so frequent in the kitchen. However, with today's polyurethane finishes hardwood floors make for a very attractive choice in the kitchen. With these new finishes, hardwood floors can resist spills and damage and make for a wonderful kitchen flooring. It is reccomended by the National Wood Flooring Association that for best results in the kitchen, two coats of moisture-cured urethane should be applied, three coats of oil-based urethane, or four coats of water-based urethane. Contact us to learn more.