Storage is always at a premium in a small space,
but nowhere is that more true than in the bathroom. There are so many little
odds and ends — makeup, razors, hairbrushes, toilet paper — that you just have
to have, but where in the world do you put all that stuff? If the clutter in
your bathroom is getting a little out of control, it might be time to consider
having stylish bathroom cabinets. What are the best ways to start a bathroom
remodeling project?
Plan and
budget the bathroom remodeling project:
The best place to start with bathroom remodeling
project is the budget. Not only will it have a big impact on the type of
materials you select for your bathroom renovation, it will also help you set the
boundaries of your design. Before you begin any project, it’s important to put
your expectations into perspective when it comes to how much money you’re
willing to invest. The size of your bathroom, the quality of materials you want
to include and whether you’re planning to do some of the labor yourself all can
affect the cost of bathroom remodeling project. Knowing what you can really
afford to spend will make it a lot easier to decide what items you want to
replace and where you need to get creative!
Know about
cabinetry:
Bathroom cabinets may also be purchased in the form
of a freestanding vanity. Bathroom cabinets are sold through a network of
retailers including, building supply stores, kitchen and bath retailers and
home improvement centers.
Be vigilant
with material:
Bathrooms receive considerable wear and tear and
it's important to choose bathroom cabinet materials and finishes that can
withstand heat, water and excessive moisture. Typically, bathroom cabinets are
constructed of a plywood, particleboard or medium density fiberboard (MDF) box
with solid wood door and drawer faces. The number of available material and
finish options increase with price point. Most manufacturers offer a breadth of
painted, stained, glazed, antiqued and distressed finishes and an expansive
selection of woods and laminates. Be wary of using veneers in baths, as they
tend to peel over time.
Angel's Professional Cabinetry
8870 N Himes Ave Suite 251 Tampa, FL 33614
(813) 394-5985
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