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Bead
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A round
edge that runs along the inside of the frame. |
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Butt hinge
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A butt hinge
allows the cabinet door to swing fully open (180°).
A common type of hinge. |
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Cabinet Frame
|
A cabinet
frame surrounds the door of a frame style cabinet as a
picture frame surrounds a photograph. |
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Concealed Hinge
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Located
on the inside of the cabinet and hidden from view when
the cabinet door is closed. Concealed hinges only open
slightly more than 90°. |
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Crown Molding
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Runs along
the top exposed edges of a cabinet and comes in a variety
of shapes and sizes. For decorative purposes only. |
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Decorative Hardware
|
Any device
used to open and close a cabinet door. These include knobs,
latches, minimum edge pulls, and touch latches. |
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Door Frame
|
Surrounds
the center mirror or panel of the door. |
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Finish
|
A finish
refers to how shiny the paint looks when it has dried.
There are four main types of finish: flat, satin, semi-gloss,
and gloss. |
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Flush
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Even, or
level with. |
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Mortised Hinge
|
The wood
underneath the hinge is cut out, creating a small indentation
for the hinge plate to sit in. |
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Paint Grade Wood
|
Wood species
that generally do not have strong grain patterns; which
makes them ideal for painted finishes. |
| Pivot
Hinge |
A concealed
hinge for inset doors. |
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Rough Opening
|
An opening
in the wall used to mount a recessed cabinet. |
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Zero Clearance
|
A door will
not protrude into the area of the cabinet opening when
open.Unobstructed access for pullout shelves or drawers
when a door is open to 90 degrees or more. |
