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Customer Care
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PLANNING YOUR KITCHEN OR BATH
GETTING STARTED
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You’re feeling inspired by the possibilities … eager with anticipation … and possibly
a bit overwhelmed.
Relax! We want you to think of the Kitchen and Bath Designers at Home Depot as your
personal assistants. They’ll ask you to complete a detailed Planning Design Guide
so they can work with you to create your new space.
Before your consultation, take a few minutes to sort through your ideas and inspirations.
Once on paper, it will all start to fall into place and you’ll be ready to bring
your new kitchen or bath to life!
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HELPFUL HINTS
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Think about your total kitchen or bath space and consider all of the décor elements
that combine to make a room beautiful, comfortable, functional and uniquely yours.
Keep the following in mind:
Countertop
Sink
Faucet
Appliances
Paint
Wallpaper
Flooring
Window Treatments
Lighting
Plumbing Fixtures
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YOU MIGHT TRY ANSWERING THE FOLLOWING QUESTIONS:
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• What’s my style? Casual, traditional or contemporary?
• About my current kitchen, I really like …
• About my current kitchen, I really want to change …
• In my new kitchen, I must have …
- lots of counter space
- plenty of storage space
- display shelves
- a kitchen island
- a plate rack
- special accent doors
• Timetable
- I’d really like to be cooking in my new kitchen by…
- I’d really like to be relaxing in my new bath by…
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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
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Q - Where can I buy Thomasville Cabinetry? Can I buy it at Thomasville Home Furnishings
Stores or Galleries? What about Expo stores?
A - Thomasville Cabinetry is available only at The Home Depot. Our cabinetry is
available at all Home Depot locations across the United States and Canada. Thomasville
Cabinetry is not available at Thomasville Home Furnishings Stores or Galleries,
nor is it available at Expo stores. Please consult the Store Locator page on this
site for location information for Home Depot stores near you. You can search for
stores near you by your zip code.
Q – How can I get a Thomasville Cabinetry catalog?
A – Our catalogs are available free of charge at all Home Depot locations in the
United States and Canada. Due to the accessibility of Home Depot stores, our catalogs
are not available via mail order.
Q - Can I get price quotes or preliminary designs on Thomasville Cabinetry kitchens
or baths on this website?
A - This website is not set up to quote or design kitchen or bath cabinetry projects.
These services are best provided by trained Home Depot Kitchen and Bath Designers.
They will help you through every stage of the pre-planning, designing and buying
process.
Q - Are all Thomasville Cabinetry door styles represented on this website?
A - Yes, all door styles can be found on this website. For information on available
finishes, hardware and accessory options, please browse the site or visit your local
Home Depot and consult our in-store displays. Also, be sure to ask for our catalog,
as all door styles, finishes, accent doors and hardware are represented in that
literature.
Q - Is Thomasville Cabinetry available for both kitchen and bath design?
A – Absolutely. You can also design home office and home entertainment spaces with
Thomasville Cabinetry.
Q - How quickly is Thomasville Cabinetry delivered?
A – Delivery is approximately 4-6 weeks from the time of order placement. Your Home
Depot Kitchen/Bath Designer can give you specific delivery details about your order.
Cabinets are delivered directly to your home.
Q – Who should I contact regarding the status of my order?
A – You should refer all questions back to the Home Depot where you placed your
order. Home Depot Kitchen and Bath Designers will be able to verify your order status
and confirm delivery timeframes.
Q - Do the cabinet finishes match Thomasville furniture finishes?
A - We made no attempt at finish matches between our cabinetry and furniture. We
find that certain finishes naturally lend themselves better to cabinets, and some
to furniture. Consumers today desire a complementary look throughout their homes,
rather than having all of their home furnishings match exactly. In this spirit,
our cabinets have been designed to complement Thomasville furniture selections.
Q - How can I locate a Thomasville furniture dealer in my area?
A - Click here: www.thomasville.com.
Once in the site, click on Stores. You can also view Thomasville’s wide selection
of fine upholstered and wood furniture on this site.
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CHARACTERISTICS OF OUR WOOD SPECIES
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- Hickory is a strong, heavy hardwood known for distinctive graining patterns.
Contributing to its dramatic appearance is a wide variation in color and streaking,
ranging from white to dark brown. This deviation in color can appear in a single
door panel. Hickory also contains random knots and wormholes that further contribute
to a varied appearance. These exaggerated characteristics are to be expected and
are considered desirable in hickory cabinetry.
- Maple is a close-grained hardwood that is predominately white to creamy-white
in color, with occasional reddish-brown tones. While maple typically features uniform
graining as compared to other wood species, characteristic markings may include
fine brown lines, wavy or curly graining, bird's eye dots and mineral streaks. These
traits are natural and serve to enhance maple's natural beauty.
- Oak is a strong, open-grained hardwood that ranges in color from white to
pink and reddish tones. Streaks of green, yellow and even black may appear due to
mineral deposits. Oak may also contain wormholes and wild, varying grain patterns.
This distinct graining is considered a desirable quality and has made oak one of
the most popular woods used for cabinetry.
No matter which species you choose for your new kitchen or bath cabinetry, please
keep in mind that no two pieces of wood are exactly the same. Stains are likely
to exaggerate the difference between open and closed grains and other markings in
wood. Grain variation and color change should be expected. As hardwood ages, it
will darken when exposed to different types of light. Color differences or changes
in wood can also be caused by exposure to harsh chemicals, extreme heat or other
contributing external conditions. Additionally, wood species exhibit other defining
characteristics, such as mineral deposits/streaks, knots, sap runs, pin holes and
wormholes. These markings make the wood unique and contribute to its enduring beauty.
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