now in your cart 0 items
cabinets
« March 2010 »
Su Mo Tu We Th Fr Sa
  1 2 3 4 5 6
7 8 9 10 11 12 13
14 15 16 17 18 19 20
21 22 23 24 25 26 27
28 29 30 31      
About this blog
The RTA Kitchen Cabinet Blog was created to help answer any questions customers might have about our cabinets or vanities and to allow customers to share their experiences in buying, assembling, and installing our rta cabinets. If you would like to share you thoughts or leave a comment for other customers, please don't hesitate to write a quick note
Categories
RTA Kitchen Cabinets (44)
Kitchen Remodels (10)
RTA Bathroom Vanities (10)
Marquis Cinnamon Kitchen Cabinets (8)
Chestnut Glazed Maple Kitchen Cabinets (3)
Kitchen Cabinet Installation (10)
RTA Cabinets (37)
Kitchen Cabinets (38)
Kitchen Cabinet Countertops (5)
Kitchen Islands (1)
Customizing Your Kitchen (4)
Bathroom Vanity (11)
Bathroom Cabinet (7)
Bathroom Renovation (10)
Bathroom Design (2)
Bathroom Furniture (2)
Decorative Bathroom Vanities (2)
Cabinet Importers (4)
Wholesale Cabinets (8)
Contractors (9)
Builders (7)
Home Improvement (8)
Renovation Projects (7)
Kitchen Cabinet (16)
Sunset Maple Kitchen Cabinets (0)
Windsor Maple Kitchen Cabinets (4)
Wood Kitchen Cabinets (2)
Granite (2)
Uba Tuba (2)
Granite Countertops (1)
Blue Pearl (1)
Tiger Skin (1)
Baltic Brown (2)
Tan Brown (2)
Kitchen Remodeling (8)
Kitchen Renovation (12)
Kitchen Renovation Contest (6)
Live Chat (1)
Granite Vanity Tops (2)
Majestic Mauve Granite (1)
HGTV Show (16)
Habitat for Humanity (0)
Mocha Shaker (1)
Mocha Shaker Kitchen Cabinets (1)
DIY Network (7)
Bamboo Kitchen Cabinets (1)
Bamboo Cabinets (1)
Eco-Friendly Cabinets (1)
Krista Watterworth (0)
Interior Design (0)
Renovation Rescue (2)
Cherryville Kitchen Cabinets (2)
Renovation Rescue (2)
Cherryville Bathroom Vanities (1)
Document Actions

Cabinets Delivered to the Kitchen Impossible renovation house

Yesterday was the first day we were at the house for the upcoming episode of Kitchen Impossible on the DIY network. They had just completed the demo work, so there wasn't much action going on, but we delivered all of the Marquis Cinnamon Kitchen Cabinets that they are using for the house. Not sure when the installation will begin, but we will be back there to take plenty of before and after pictures for everyone to see. Later this month, we will be delivering cabinets for another episode of the show in which they are using the Chestnut Maple Kitchen Cabinets. Stay tuned for more updates about the shows.

Pictures from the second episode of Renovation Rescue (Marquis Cinnamon Cabinets)

While I was out of the country, we received the pictures from the second episode of Renovation Rescue that we sent bathroom vanities for. Once again, they did a great job on the bathroom, even though it is was a small space. The Marquis Cinnamon Vanities looked great in the bathroom.

Stay posted for the upcoming episodes of Kitchen Impossible which start filming this week in Philadelphia!  Check out all of the pictures under the News and Press Release Tab

Pictures from the first episode of Renovation Rescue for the DIY Network

As I mentioned in some earlier blog posts, we were fortunate enough to participate in another television show (this time on the DIY Network). It is a new show that is coming out called Renovation Rescue. While we were not able to be present for the actual filming of the show due to the horrible weather on the East Coast, the producers sent us some after pictures of the finished bathroom. It came out great! I am always amazed at the creative ways people use our kitchen cabinets and bathroom vanities.

In this show, they used a combination of the Cherryville kitchen cabinets and Cherryville bathroom vanities to create a staggered height and staggered depth in the bathroom. Personally, I think it looks awesome! The cherry cabinets, along with the silestone top and glass backsplash really create a great look. While they were filming this episode, they were also filming another one that we supplied product for (so keep an eye out for pictures from that show in the next couple of days).

To check out pictures from the show, go to our News & Press Release page.

Interested in Getting Your House on an HGTV or DIY Network Show?

Since we started participating in the home improvement shows, I have been getting a lot of inquiries as to how you (the homeowner) can get your house on one of the many shows that are filmed for HGTV and the DIY Network. Each show has it's own unique requirements- some require the homeowner to cover all of the costs, others help pay for some of the construction costs. The whole experience is quite exciting, even from our end, just watching the project come together. So if you are interested in getting your home on one of the shows, here are two links for shows that are currently looking for homeowners. The lists constantly change and not all of the shows are run by the same production company, so if you are really interested in getting on TV, I would suggest submitting your info for as many applicable shows as you can. Good luck! Let us know if you make it on to any of the shows.

HGTV
DIY Network



Renovation Rescue- The Big Reveals are Being Filmed Today

Today is the big day that the reveals for the two different episodes of "Renovation Rescue" are being filmed.  Unfortunately due to the weather in the Northeast, we were not able to make it to Denver to be there for filming.   The production team promised to take a lot of pictures of the Marquis Cinnamon and the Cherryville vanities, and the transformation that occurred.   Check back for pictures from the show.    We just received the layout for the kitchen that is going to be installed on an episode of "Kitchen Renovations"... this one will be filmed in Philadelphia, so it should be exciting.   That show will be taped at the beginning of March, and they have decided to install the Marquis Cinnamon Kitchen Cabinets.

Severe Weather Conditions in the Northeast- Office on Limited Hours

For all of our customers with orders that should be shipping this week, we apologize for the delay, but due to severe weather conditions over the past week, we have been working on limited hours and even closing some days.    On Friday we were hit with 20+ inches of snow, which was followed up by another 20+ inches of snow over the past 48 hours (that is more than the average annual snow fall in Philadelphia!!).   The storm also knocked out power at the warehouse, so we are waiting for the power company to bring the power back up.   As soon as we have access to the building and power is up and running, we will start processing orders.   Thank you for your patience as we try to work through the snow piles!