Undercover Kitchen

This was one of most interesting cabinets I've ever removed... imagine that someone cleaned out the garage of an old man that kept every price of scrap building material throughout his entire life. Then, they used as many of those scraps as possible to build a "custom" kitchen cabinet. That's what this was.
This thing had the following materials in it:
-plywood
-particle board
-2 x 2's
-mdf parts and pieces
-old doors
-parts from an old wooden bed frame
-furring strips
-plaster and lath!
-cardboard
-old, nasty laminated pieces of wood
-probably more stuff that I don't even know about!

I'm not hating on whoever built this cocktail of building materials. As a matter of fact, I'm impressed! They used what they had and made it work. So the next time you save a piece of scrap wood, remember this cabinet and know that there is hope for that piece.

Check out this beautiful kitchen reface we did for a wonderful customer in Papillion. All new door and drawer faces with soft close hinges and new hardware. Turned our beautiful!
Isn't it amazing how lighter color cabinets help open up a space?

Does it make me a nerd because of how much I love putting roll outs in people's kitchens??