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Here is another Lab similar to the one in Portland. The employees installed the cabinets themselfs. They have a feeling that it is theirs because they did it themselfs.

They supplied us with the measurements, we drew it up for them and now they have a functionsl lab.

They have 3 roll around carts as well as usable wall storage and functional work benches.

A job well done and they should be proud of their accomplishment.

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You too can do these yourself! Assembling our cabinets is similar to a well known furniture manufacture.

The following pages show what you can do yourself. We work with you every step of the way. Our method is designed to take the guess work out of your installation.

Rather than just sell you cabinets, we draw you a detailed plan The only possible problem is your measurements. If you go to the Measurement page, it has some PDF images that you can down load. These pages show you how to measure you garage to determine what will fit. You can also us them to use our competitors.

How we do it is simple:

You take your measurements.
Go to our cabinets page. Here you can see all we have to offer. We offer more choices than anyone. This way you can get custom cabinets at a reasonable price.
Send us the information and we will draw it op to your spec's. We send you the drawings and you can see exactly how it lays out. Another thing we encourage is for you to compare with local suppliers. If they can supply the same quality ant a better price, we encourage you to buy locally.
After we have it to your specifications we will give you a price.

That's it. Pretty simple.

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When designing your garage storage you first have to figure out how best to store your things. Here are a few things to take into consideration.

1. Ceiling height.
2. Is there a curb (Stem Wall)? The concrete ledge that the walls sit on. What is the height at the tallest point (normally at the garage door)?
3. The height of the garage door rail from the top of the curb.
4. Distance from the curve of the garage door rail to the garage door wall.
5. Window(s) location and height from the floor.
6. Door locations and distances from the corners.
7. The electrical panel (DON"T EVEN THINK ABOUT COVERING IT UP). We do cover sprinkler controls and built in vacuums as well as gun safes.
8. If you plan on doing the floor, it should be done before cabinet insulation (allow a week for curing).