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Put simply: better quality and lower prices.
Our all-wood cabinetry specification, hardware and furniture finish are the finest in the industry. We refuse to cut corners to lower our costs, and our minimum standards exceed every benchmark for quality.
Other kitchen companies have to purchase their cabinets from local distributors. Because we are the exclusive supplier of Lewistown Cabinets, we do not have to pay the huge distribution mark-ups. We pass the savings along to our customers.
Our professional design software will provide you with a virtual tour of your new kitchen. We take the time to make sure we cover every detail, and are happy to provide real wood samples let you see the finish that you will receive.
Our website can only provide a glimpse of our capabilities. As a supplier of true custom cabinets, we can create virtually any style, any door design and any finish. We recommend that you collect an “inspiration file” of ideas that appeal to you, then let us turn those dream images into reality in your project space.
Frameless Glass Shower Doors
A frameless glass shower door helps to create a more open, seamless, and contemporary space in today's open design bathrooms. The heavy glass will enhance the beautiful tile work and contemporary bath fixtures used in the bathrooms we design and install.
What is a Frameless Glass Shower Door?
A frameless glass shower door is a shower door made completely of glass. Since they don't need frames to support their weight or slide on, these doors almost universally operate by swinging open and shut on hinges. They are usually installed as part of a larger, frameless glass shower, and it's the lack of frames throughout that draw so many homeowners to this innovative shower design.
A Frameless Glass Shower Door is Almost Invisible
Perhaps the greatest appeal of these doors isn't their appearance, but their lack of one. In the never ending battle to make bathrooms feel larger and more open, a shower door that is hardly noticeable at all makes a huge difference. Instead of a door that walls off a significant portion of your bathroom, a frameless shower door helps to incorporate your shower space into the greater bathroom area.
Decorative Tile and your Frameless Glass Shower Door
Not only does the addition of frameless glass in your bathroom help it to feel more open and spacious, frameless showers also put your shower and bathroom tile design on display. That might sound a bit trivial, but when you consider the beauty of today's stone, ceramic, glass, and pebble tiles, you can see why putting your tile on display can be a huge selling point with these innovative shower door designs.
A question that many homeowners ask when they start looking into frameless shower doors is whether the glass is safe if the edges aren't hidden by a protective frame barrier. The answer is a definitive yes. Frameless glass edges are filed down to a smooth surface that presents no danger to anyone climbing in or out of your shower. And since glass showers are made of tempered glass they are also very difficult doors to shatter or break.
We are an EPA Certified Renovator
The Model Home Look is an EPA Certified Renovator and has completed the required EPA Certified Renovator training courses in compliance with the new Federal requirements.
When considering a home renovation, from painting interior walls to a total structural makeover, consumers now need more than a design and budget plan. They need to know the law. On April 22, 2010, the US Environmental Protection Agency’s (EPA) new Renovation, Repair and Painting Rule becomes fully effective and enforceable with fines for violating the rule starting at $37,500.
Everyone can be affected by the hazards of lead-based paint. However, children under the age of six have a significantly higher risk. On April 22, 2010, the US Environment Protection Agency’s new Renovation, Repair and Painting Rule became fully effective and enforceable. This new Federal regulation is intended to protect children and adults during renovation, repair and painting projects in pre-1978 housing and in pre-1978 child-occupied facilities, such as daycare centers, where existing lead-based paint will be disturbed by the work.