Tuesday 30 September 2008

Pros and Cons of Ready to Assemble Kitchen Cabinets

What are Ready To Assemble Kitchen Cabinets?

Ready to assemble kitchen cabinets or RTA are popular and in vogue due to their feasibility options, ease and quality. In recent times the consumer's attention has shifted from conventional buying and purchasing for home based décor and furnishings. Earlier kitchen cabinets were installed after taking up design and then purchasing everything for construction and waiting for the carpenter to get it done. Nowadays it's just a figment of creativeness that companies are selling ready to assemble kitchen cabinets with high quality standards which take less time to install.

How are They Different From Other Types Of Kitchen Cabinets?

Ready to assemble kitchen cabinets differ widely from custom-made cabinets as a buyer can easily shop for RTA at any retail outlets and can even order them from online shopping stores, though it will take time for a product to be shipped to you. Whereas in custom made cabinets the work is enormous for both the home-owner and a cabinet-maker from measurement, pattern selection to custom-making the cabinets then polishing and installing it. It requires a great deal of patience, time and money for last minute changes in the pre-selected designs.

What Are The Pros Of Ready To Assemble Kitchen Cabinets?

The main advantage of ready to assemble kitchen cabinets is the convenience in terms of purchasing and installation. A person interested in having ready to assemble kitchen cabinets installed at home can find them available at large stores and online shopping stores for home furnishings and décor.

A buyer has a range of selection in terms of designs, materials used and texture.

These RTA are budget-specific also. The range of these products may vary as per quality and durability. So, there are ample options available for people who wish to choose RTA cabinets for home décor and even for kitchen remodeling to suit their budgets. A buyer can choose from many on-stock options for the kitchen cabinets from spacious cabinets to tailor-made cabinets to serve specific purpose like, semi-stock cabinets, which has a utilitarian approach for a buyer and it can accommodate various racks for storage, display, shelves and drawers.

RTA comes in various prescribed sizes and range based on specific standard sizes. A buyer has numerous options to select from when it comes to designs, patterns and finishing's to suit the budget and personal taste. They are cost-effective to some extent since, unlike custom based cabinets; the cost of assembling the components of kitchen is perfected earlier so it saves time and money both. With few hours of installation, the RTA would be ready to be used by you. Sometimes do-it-yourself manuals prove helpful in assembling and installing the RTA by yourself.

What Are The Cons Of Ready To Assemble Kitchen Cabinets?

The RTA kitchen cabinets come in standard sizes, which is an advantage and disadvantage both since it does not give a buyer the custom-made fitting and storage as per as space management of kitchen area. The prices may differ from retail outlets to major furnishing shops and availability of the stock is also sometimes a major concern for the retailers. The installation may be easy and can be done in few steps but if not done expertly then there is a great chance for the components to fall apart.

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