Heartstone Cabinets
#8, 1500 South Highway Dr. T0J 2P0 Redcliff, AB, Canada

While a bit tedious, cleaning kitchen cabinets isn’t difficult. With a few common household items and a bit of elbow grease, they’ll perk right up. Just take care not to damage their finish with an overzealous approach. DO use a gentle cleaning solution. Prepare your own gentle cleaner by mixing mild dishwashing soap with hot water (the heated water helps to soften grunge and grease so you’ll be able to wipe it away more easily). Pour our solution into a spray bottle and ...you are ready to go. DON’T soak your cabinets. Spray the cleaning mixture on a soft rag until it is damp, not drenched. Too much moisture can damage your cabinets’ finish. Wipe down the doors (outside and inside), the handles, and the knobs. DO tackle tight spots with an old toothbrush. Some cabinets have ornate trim or deep grooves that a rag just can’t access. In these cases, dip an old toothbrush into your cleaning solution, and use it to gently scrub those hard-to-reach places. DO remove the cleaner with a final rinse. Once you’ve cleaned your cabinets, go over them once more with a clean cloth lightly dampened with warm water. This removes any lingering cleaning solution or grime. DO dry the cabinets after cleaning. Letting cabinets air dry after cleaning can damage the finish. Instead, use a soft cloth to dry all damp surfaces and encourage a shine. See more

Check out this kitchen we did for some wonderful customers.

Wishing John Peet a very Happy Birthday!Wishing John Peet a very Happy Birthday!

Kitchen cabinets have gone through many changes over the last 100 years. They used to be a standalone piece of furniture, and now, they are fully customizable and attached to the kitchen walls. Pre-WWI: Cabinetry attached to the walls was not a normal feature before the turn of the 20th Century. Most types of cabinets were freestanding and could be moved as needed. It wasn’t until the industrial upturn after World Wars I and II that attached cabinetry became the trend. Pos...t-WWII: Improvements to industrial factories and equipment made it easier for cabinets to be made on a mass production. Materials also improved, so different cabinet styles became readily available. Frameless and minimalistic were among the most popular styles. Post-Modern: Post-Modern design subscribed to the minimalist belief. Many kitchens were comprised of wood floors, blank walls, and earthy tones. These design qualities affected the types of cabinets being designed. Cabinet colours trended toward earthier tones and minimal design. Modern: Materials and practices have progressed significantly. The modern kitchen is open to more personal touches, so owners can customize their cabinets with extra storage and refacing techniques. Other cabinet improvements include the ability to add glass doors, remove cabinet doors, and paint cabinets in different colours. Today, the sky is the limit when it comes to design. See more

Wishing Richard Barker a very Happy Birthday!Wishing Richard Barker a very Happy Birthday!

There are brand new; never used rolls of laminate. 4'x8' rolls $50.00/roll. 5'x12' rolls $75.00/roll. Various size sheets on rolling cart are open to offers. Various patterns and sizes on cart. Come have a look. I'm sure we have something that you will like. Call 403-548-3137

In honour of Remembrance Day, our office will be closed today. Please take a moment of silence at 11:00am to honour of those who fought, and those who continue to fight, for our freedom.