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 Remodeled Kitchens In Austin

Kitchen remodel Austin

  Kitchen Remodels In Austin, Texas

 

Austin Kitchen Cabinets

 

Kitchen Remodeler Austin, Texas

 

 

 

 

   

T-Square Company has been successfully designing and remodeling kitchens in the Austin area for over 30 years!

• We offer expanded additions to your existing kitchen layout or enhance and streamline your existing work space.
• We solve specific kitchen storage problems providing pull out shelves, specialty drawers, mixer lifts, dough boards, vegetable bins, and plate racks.
• We offer many door styles including laminated or wooden flat plane faces, shaker, flat or raised panel of varying designs, and lip molded doors.
  
• We build custom pantries with fold out and pull out ability.
  
• We design and build kitchen islands  to solve your expanding kitchen needs.
• We offer both traditional and ADA compliant kitchen cabinets.
  

   

                                                                                  

 

 Ten Kitchen Expenses Worth the Investment

1) Having a second sink: Typically existing in an island, it is placed outside of the main cooking and cleanup zone so a second chef can prep food, wash their hands for dinner, or a space for bartending during parties without getting in the way of the kitchen's main functions.

2) Paneled cabinet ends: These decorative panels, which are essentially oversize doors fixed to any exposed sides of cabinets, give your kitchen a custom-built, furniture-like look.

3) Full-extension, soft-close drawer glides: Installed under or on the sides of a drawer, allow it to pull completely out of the cabinet so that you can reach everything inside. Plus, they eliminate slamming with their "dampering" closing mechanism.

4) Pull-out Shelves verses Doors: Doors can become architectural barriers to anyone with limited mobility or who is performing kitchen duties when seated. 

5) Pot Fillers: They are available to fill pots while sitting on the stove. 

6) Pull out mechanisms in blind corner cabinets: Too often items can be lost beyond sight within blind corner cabinets. These devices bring the contents out in plain sight.

7) Installing multiple height cabinet work surfaces: Multiple cabinet heights from 28-36 inches satisfies a wider number of kitchen users from grandma using a wheelchair to young child helpers.

8) Storing kitchen items in the vicinity where they will be used: Having kitchen items, especially the heavier ones, near their point of use increases kitchen efficiency.

9) Installing pull down shelf mechanisms in upper cabinets: This universal idea satisfies shorter people's desire to see the cabinet contents along with cooks in wheelchairs.

10) Providing wider passageways between cabinets: This concept not only helps with congestion for anyone using a mobility device but it also makes appliance deliveries easier.

 

 

Using Face Frame Cabinetry with Raised Panel Doors And Granite Top

 

 

A Modern Frameless European Kitchen Design

 

 

 Traditional Kitchen Cabinets With Square Shaker Doors

 

 

 

 

 

ADA Kitchen Designs

 

 

 

A Copper Backsplash Accents This Commercial Look

 

 

Custom Kitchen with Stained Maple Raised Panel Doors

 

A Cozy Corner Kitchen With Plate Rack and Elevated Dishwasher

 

 

A Highly Functional Kitchen With Raised Panel Doors And Cabinet Ends 

 

 

Ornate Kitchen Designs

 

 

 

 

An Angular Kitchen With Stained Red Oak Double Arched Raised Panel Doors On A Northern Face Frame Carcass

 

 

An Upgraded Kitchen Using Flat Panel Wood Doors and Granite Tops

 

 

We Offer Custom Kitchen Transformations