Bubinga Custom Cabinets Katy, TX

If you want to remove your knobs on your custom cabinets a lot faster instead of using a Phillips head it might be easier to just use a power drill which is what I prefer. Even more so if you’re doing a bulk or large quantity of custom cabinets. It would be ridiculous to sit there with a Phillips head trying to unscrew all of the knobs for your custom cabinets you would be working on them for hours. Now while installing the new knobs for my new custom cabinets I am going to be using a gold knob that I picked out because I am going for that kind of old lady look for these particular custom cabinets. To make it easier on myself I am just going to put them in the same place I just took out the last handles. But in order to make the stain come out in a more vibrant way I am going to wait on the installation of the handles until after I paint the custom cabinets. Now the only difference between the last handles and these handles except the color is that my new knobs have two holes instead of one hole that the screw goes through. The cabinet maker is going to put the top side of the handle and a line it next to the hole where the screw was inside the custom cabinets. This way it is the same on all handles across the custom cabinets. And that how you replace the handles on you vintage custom cabinets in this Katy, TX home. The granite counter tops were installed after the cabinets a couple of days later. We had the plumbing done for the kitchen the same day as the counters. The total project took about four days to complete. 

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