Have you wondered what it would be like to walk into the kitchen or bathroom of your dreams? You might have a drawer for your mixer, a lazy Susan in the corner for your canned goods, and a drawer specifically designed just for your spices next to the oven. The countertops in your dream kitchen are of high quality granite showing no knife marks or stains. The cabinet doors are not peeling or bubbled. You can work efficiently because your kitchen is designed to keep you efficient. How can you make this dream come true? All you need to do is visit Three “K” Cabinets in Latrobe along Route 982.
If you are going to remodel your kitchen or bathroom, you owe it to yourself to see the experts at Three “K” Cabinets. Owner John Kuhns opened his doors in 1976 and believes he has been blessed to see his business grow and thrive. Only respectable and high quality work can gain the reputation Three “K” Cabinets enjoys. Passion for designing and creating beautiful kitchens and bathrooms, combined with 43 years of experience, ensures Three “K” Cabinets will continue to amaze and delight customers.
The Showroom
The process for the customer begins by visiting Three “K” Cabinets’ showroom. During this visit customers can share their ideas and hopes for a new design. The showroom has seven kitchens and five bathrooms on display so that customers can see the options and gain inspiration for their own designs. Most people only redesign their kitchen or bath once, so Three “K” Cabinets wants to make sure it is done right. Three “K” Cabinets carries Legacy Crafter made in Mifflinburg, PA, R.D.Henry & Co. and a stock line Kitchen Kompact. Woodwork and cabinetry is made only out of the finest Cherry, Maple, Hickory, Alder, Beech, Quarter Sawn Oak and Oak. The showroom features solid wood doors, drawer fronts and face frames, dovetailed drawers, veneer plywood sides, granite, laminate and Corian countertops, 3/4′′ adjustable shelves, plus numerous convenience items to make your new kitchen a pleasure in which to work. After the initial visit, a Certified Kitchen Designer from Three “K” Cabinets will go to the customer’s house to take measurements and see the space in person. Finally, a detailed estimate is given to the customer. The estimate includes everything to complete the job such as removing old cabinets, wallpaper, attaching towel bars, etc. Often times, estimates from national chains may be incomplete, not considering the costs of all supplies and materials. John Kuhns, owner of Three “K” Cabinets, promises that “there are no horror stories with Three “K” Cabinets. What we plan out and tell the customer is what we actually do. There are no surprises and each job is done in a timely manner.”