I've been shopping around for base cabinets for my shop and I ran across the website for ClosetMaid. They have a cool interactive program that you can run from their website where you can build your shop with your dimensions, add all your doors and windows, then place their base and overhead cabinets as well as their tall cabinets then view it in 3D from any angle. You can only add their storage components, but it's pretty damn cool.
That is pretty cool...but the rest of that site is killing me....I've been shopping for cabinets like this, saw some I like in their gallery or finished pictures area but can't find crap about them or good pictures on that site. Max Load cabinets I think they called them.
Where else have you looked for cabinets? I need some below a counter type and maybe some matching above counter wall hangers. I use the sears craftsman metal tall "locker" type for my stand up's, I'd use them for the others I mentioned that I need but they get expensive. If you haven't seen them, the doors are what sold me, they fit rattle can spray paint, adhesive etc perfectly. I went from a huge shelf of like 30+ rattle cans always falling over and not knowing what I actually had to nicely organized all in a line easy to see in the doors in 5 minutes, I love that locker! I just ordered a second one this weekend ($60 off with craftsman club sale).
Jason, I found about the Closet Maid stuff from Home Depot, they carry it.
One option I'm considering is making my own base cabinet using pre-made PVC or RTF cabinet doors, applying laminate to the face made out of MDF, and use pre-made counter top.
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