Volatile organic compounds (VOCs) can be found in building materials, furniture, paint, drywall, bedding, adhesives and glues, carpet, and office supplies. These chemicals are called “volatile” because they have a low boiling point and evaporate easily at room temperature, becoming vapors or gases that affect air quality.
Read MoreThere are usually two options for cabinet box construction: plywood and particle board. Plywood is made up of layers of wood veneer glued together. Particle board is made of wood fibers glued and pressed together. Each has benefits to consider.
Read MoreThere are essentially three different types of cabinets: stock, custom, and semicustom. Semicustom cabinets offer more variety than stock cabinets, but are less expensive than custom cabinets.
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