Pull
A pull is a piece of hardware that is grasped with the fingertips used to open or close a cabinet drawer. Generally, this hardware is called a pull when referring to cabinet drawers and a knob when referring to cabinet doors.
Pull-out shelf
Pull-out shelves can be used in kitchen cabinets instead of stationary shelves. The shelves can be pulled out to more easily reach items toward the back or more safely access heavier items.
Quartz countertop
Quartz countertops are fabricated from engineered stone by combining 90% ground quartz with 8-10% resins, polymers, and pigments. This results in a very hard granite-like surface that can be smoothed to create durable and beautiful home countertops.
Raised panel door
A raised panel cabinet door has a center portion that is slightly raised. Raised panel doors are available in a variety of designs and styles.
Recessed lighting
Recessed lights, sometimes known as a “downlights” are light fixtures that are installed into a hollow opening in a ceiling, thereby being “recessed”. Recessed lighting can also be installed in glass-front kitchen cabinetry to illuminate the cabinet from within.
Recessed panel door
A recessed panel door, such as a Shaker style door, is one in which the center panel is recessed or lower than the surrounding frame.
Reverse bevel
A reverse bevel on a countertop (sometimes called a shark nose) refers to a decorative edge with a sharp angle on the underside of the counter edge instead of the top.
Rift-cut wood
Rift-cut wood is lumber that is less vulnerable to distortion than flat sawn lumber. Rift-cut wood is sawed strictly along a log’s radials – perpendicular to the annular growth ring orientation or wood grain – resulting in a straight grain pattern. This type of wood is used to create beautiful and functional flooring, furniture and cabinetry.
Shaker style cabinets
Shaker style cabinet doors are popular for their clean lines and are often used in traditional or transitional kitchens. This style is characterized by a five-piece door with a recessed center panel and no additional edge detailing.
Slab door
A slab door is a frameless solid, flat cabinet door with no panel. Because of their simplicity, slab cabinet doors generally lend themselves to contemporary or transitional designs.