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Pride In Craftsmanship. Innovative Manufacturing. What does all this mean to our customers? It means that Kitchen Kompact offers the finest quality cabinets at the lowest possible prices. It means that our cabinets are certified by the Kitchen Cabinet Manufacturers Association as meeting or exceeding the strictest standards in the industry. There’s solid wood durability built into every Kitchen Kompact cabinet. From the oak, maple or beech on the doors to the face frames on the base cabinets, each cabinet is built to last. This means that our customers don’t give up a thing when they purchase our cabinets, except for a big price tag.
The NEW Malco Adjustable Siding Gauge (SGA) aides one-person installation of most commercially available lap siding including fiber cement and LP Smart Siding.
The adjustable clamping
ensures 5/16″ – 1/2″
material thicknesses may be
firmly held in place, while the
adjustable reveal ensures the
siding is properly positioned
(4″ – 8″ reveals). Your team
will have the right tool for the
job at hand. The ergonomic
design ensures comfort
while quickly hanging siding all day long. Two gauges are included and support full 16′ length lap siding for fast 1-person installation.
Do you have a love for all things old, worn, distressed and historical?
Repurposing old wood is not only resourcefully beautiful, it's good for the environment! Old Globe Wood Company was created to dismantle antique grain elevators and save the old-growth wood that might otherwise end up in a landfill world wide. Of course, everything that Old Globe sells is environmentally friendly. Old Globe products qualify for LEED points and other green certification.
Today, products from the Old Globe Wood Company grace luxury homes, restaurants, hotels, and convention centers. When completed in 1887, the Globe Grain Elevators were the largest wood structure grain bins in the world. Grain from throughout the Midwest was brought to the Globe Elevators by rail, then loaded onto cargo ships for transport through the Great Lakes, the St. Lawrence Seaway, and beyond.
