Vanities - NEW!

At the request of our customers, we began building vanities several years ago. Vanities (and all mounted cabinets) must have very careful measurements. The best way to determine the ideal size of your cabinet is to measure the entire room, and mark all permenent items (throne, bathtub, linen closet, the door, and direction it swings). From there, we may be able to suggest a size. Alternatively, simply measure your current vanity, and we can size from that. Also, consider how much storage space will be required.

Kitchen Tables

Measure Your Room - Make sure that the table will fit in the spot where you want it to go. Also, consider how you will get the table into the room. We can make the legs detachable if there are tough corners.

 

Stump, Leg, Trestle - Decide what type of leg you would like. Leg style tables tend to be less expensive and give you a good compromise between space used and space available. Stump style pedestals are very attractive and add a lot to the look of the table, however, Stumps can be quite large and hard to get chairs around. A trestle style leg is a compromise between a pedestal and a leg table. it's an attractive option and allows for maximum seating at the table, however a trestle is the most expensive leg option.

 

How Many Need To Sit There? - The most important decision. normally a 42" x 72" table will seat 6 comfortably.

Case Goods

Find Something Similar - Find a similar item in our store that we can base dimensions off, Frame or drawer size, or some other aspect of the piece, this will allow for a quicker build and may save some money as well.

 

Measure! - Measure where you're going to put the item. Also measure what you are going to put in the item. This way we can be sure that the piece will fit your needs.

Other Items

Draw A Clear Picture - It doesn't have to be pretty, but having a picture of what you want with detailed measurements  will make the building process easier.

 

Write A Description - Tell us as best you can exactly what you want and don't want in the piece. What type of wood will it be? What will it be used for? As well as anything else you think will help us satisfy your need.