Dunwoody is in DeKalb County. Rest Cabinetry supplies kitchen cabinets to Dunwoody kitchens from 6115 Jimmy Carter Blvd, Suite E in Norcross - collected the same day, or delivered across metro Atlanta in 7 to 10 business days.
Wall cabinets get less thought than base cabinets and change the look of a kitchen more. Three decisions, in this order.
| 1. Height above the counter | Standard is around 18 inches. Raising it opens the wall and suits a tiled backsplash; lowering it puts shelves within reach but crowds the counter and shortens the working space you actually see. This gap is also where the range hood clearance is decided, so settle the hood before the wall cabinets - not after. |
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| 2. To the ceiling, or stop short | To the ceiling gives more storage and a built-in look, but demands a level ceiling and puts the top shelf beyond reach without a stool. Stopping short leaves a gap that collects dust unless it is closed with molding - which is the usual answer, and why molding is ordered with the cabinets rather than afterwards. |
| 3. Open shelving, honestly | It photographs well and is harder to live with than it looks. Everything on it is visible, so it has to stay tidy, and it collects cooking grease near the range. If you want it, put it away from the range and keep the closed storage elsewhere in the run rather than trading it away. |
Measure the ceiling at both ends before choosing. A ceiling that drops across the run is common and invisible until cabinets are against it. To-ceiling cabinets advertise that slope; a run that stops short with molding absorbs it. This is a ten-minute measurement that decides an expensive choice.
Range hoods are carried as their own line - see hoods. Deciding the hood first is the single most common ordering mistake in this part of a kitchen, because its required clearance dictates where the surrounding wall cabinets can sit.
| Warehouse | 6115 Jimmy Carter Blvd, Suite E, Norcross, GA 30071 |
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| Hours | Monday to Saturday, 9:00 to 17:00. Closed Sunday. |
| Pickup | Same day |
| Delivery | 7 to 10 business days, business days only |
| Range | 9 collections, 73 products, roughly 20,889 size variations |
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Measure before you decide anything - how to measure a kitchen covers the sequence. Compare door styles on categories, work through sizes in shop cabinets, and see service areas for coverage across the metro. If the installation is handled by Rest Cabinetry, our own team assembles the cabinets as part of that work.
Around 18 inches is standard. Raising it opens the wall and suits a tiled backsplash; lowering it brings shelves into reach but crowds the counter. This gap also sets the range hood clearance, so decide the hood first.
To-ceiling gives more storage and a built-in look but needs a level ceiling and puts the top shelf out of reach. Stopping short leaves a gap that collects dust unless closed with molding - which is why molding is ordered with the cabinets rather than later.
It photographs better than it lives. Everything on it stays visible so it has to stay tidy, and near the range it collects cooking grease. If you want it, place it away from the range and keep closed storage elsewhere in the run.
Because a ceiling that drops across a run is common and invisible until cabinets are against it. To-ceiling cabinets advertise the slope; a run that stops short with molding absorbs it.
Before the wall cabinets. Its required clearance above the range dictates where the surrounding cabinets can sit, and specifying it afterwards is the most common ordering mistake in this part of a kitchen.
Rest Cabinetry is at 6115 Jimmy Carter Blvd, Suite E, Norcross, GA 30071, Monday to Saturday 9:00 to 17:00, with same-day collection.
7 to 10 business days across metro Atlanta, counting business days only.
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