1) The document discusses options for concealing garbage cans in kitchens, including building sliding cabinets to hold trash receptacles. 2) It also describes a new line of wood range hoods from Armstrong as an alternative to traditional kitchen ventilation. These range hoods come in solid wood and span the space between wall cabinets. 3) Finally, it discusses an Armstrong Cabinet Facebook contest for Mother's Day where children can garner votes for their mother to win, and notes that apron sinks require modifying existing base cabinets to support their additional size and weight.

1. There Are Many Options For Contemporary Kitchen Cabinets
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What can be more unsightly in a customized kitchen than a sloppy, smelly garbage can in the
room. Conceal the can inside a large base cabinet using a basic slider assembly available at
any home improvement store. While a kit for this project is available, you can easily create
your own sliding garbage can and save some money. You will need to purchase heavy-duty
drawer sliders to ensure that your installation endures for years. Apart from the sliders, you
need only standard tools and basic DIY skills to build a sliding trash receptacle for your own
kitchen.
A home’s quality wood furniture now has an ally or competition depending upon perspective.
Armstrong continues its commitment to remodelers, designers and the end consumer with
the introduction of a wood range hood line. The stylish wood hood represents an alternative
to traditional kitchen ventilation. Available in 100 percent solid cherry, maple, or oak, these
range hoods span the space between two wall cabinets. From the traditional look of a raised
panel to the sharp clean edges of contemporary design our range hoods come with the most
up to date technology.
In medieval Europe, elaborate corbels were fashioned from stone to support the portico roofs
where people entered buildings. Featuring hideous faces and grotesque designs, corbels
were functional but also reflected the times, illuminating a spirit of superstition and religious
beliefs. In the New World, lumber was plentiful armstrong cabinets facts and skilled
craftsmen hand carved more fanciful corbels to support roof overhangs. Today,
manufacturers produce machine-created wood and metal corbels for the odd house exterior
and to support heavier countertop overhangs. Even beginning craftsmen can replicate a
basic corbel by hand to get a taste of this age-old craft.
While only one mom can win, children over the age of 18 will need to enlist the help of their
friends and their mom's social friends to garner votes via Facebook "Armstrong Cabinet's
Facebook page will become like a very public Mother's Day card all month long," said Mel
Heintz, product marketing manager for Armstrong Cabinets. "We want to engage our
customers on a very personal level and it doesn't get much more personal than your mom.
Recent social media research shows moms of every age are incredibly active in the social
media world so it should be easy for them to solicit votes."
An apron sink is like a farm sink. The sink has a front facing apron that overhangs the front of
the sink base cabinet, which creates a country or farmhouse appearance. If you want to
install an apron sink in your existing cabinets or as part of a kitchen remodel, you will likely
need to modify the sink base cabinet provided with your kitchen cabinets to support the
additional size and weight of the apron sink. Cabinet manufacturers rarely offer apron-style
cabinets, so you will need to build in the features you need for your sink selection.