Guidelines to Buy Kitchen Cabinets by Roger Wembley I’ve got a confession to make. I am a construction (for lack of a better word) idiot. We all have those friends who’s eyes light up whenever the word construction or the phrase “home repair” pops up. I’m not one of them. They can tell you that a screw of 5/8th length isn’t what you need; you need “4 1 by 8s!” Of course. As far as kitchen cabinets go, they know the game inside and out. Listen to them and you can’t go wrong. But, if you don’t have one of those hardware nuts in your life, here’s a few tips on buying kitchen cabinets for your home. The process really isn’t much different than shopping for a new pair of pants or item for your home. An informed consumer always wins: 1) Look online. Guess what? You don’t have to buy everything you see online. Ebay is a great place to shop regardless and sometimes they actually have people that are selling kitchen cabinets. Watch the sales (using the ‘watch this item’ function in MyEbay) to get a good idea for how much things are selling for. You will find that good deals aren’t that hard to come by on Ebay and that you can gauge the market for kitchen cabinets and other home repair items after watching for a few weeks. 2) Use free stuff. Like free courses and free resources. Home Depot is excellent at providing their customers free info on buying their products and fixing their homes up. Just ask one of your friendly Home Depot reps to give you the heads up on when the next cabinet course is going to be (if they have them). Also, there are myriad websites explaining the ins and outs to kitchen cabinet buying and what to look out for. There are some things to keep in mind when buying kitchen cabinets. Do them wrong and you could miss out on some seriously good deals. Roger Wembley is author of “Learn About Kitchen Cabinets.” Grab your copy at http://www.justkitchencabinet.com

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