By Anonymous
Mesa, AZ August 31, 2004 -– The SLIDE-LOK Garage Storage Cabinet Dealer Network, with more than 110 Dealers in the U.S. and Canada, has announced the addition of 6 new Dealers in the State of Florida:
Accurate – Contact Peter Moroz, 2726 Suncrest Drive, Sarasota, Florida 34239, or telephone 941-929-7382, or write to pmoroz1@comcast.net .
Concept Garage Cabinets – Contact Don Lipinski, 6664 Hypoluxo Road, Unit A-4, Lake Worth, Florida 33467 or telephone 561-642-3000; write to don@conceptgarage.com or visit the Website: http://www.conceptgarage.com/
Garage Design Works – Contact Nicholas St. George, 1201 West Harvard Street, Orlando, Florida 32804, or telephone 407-595-3543; write to storage@cfl.rr.com or visit the Website: http://www.garagedesignworks.com/
Garage Outfitters of South Florida West – Contact Andy Bauman, 9745 Seguin Way, Fort Myers, Florida 33919, or telephone 239-278-1970 or write abauman96@aol.com
Garage Pros – Contact Stan Bolton, 2973 Phillips HWY, Jacksonville, Florida 32207 or telephone 904-396-9330 or write garage_pros@comcast.net or visit the Website: http://www.garageprosinc.com/
Ideal Garage & Flooring – Contact Kevin Navas, 676 SW Lake Charles Circle, Port Saint Lucie, Florida 34986 or telephone 772-708-0834 or write ridethe40011998@yahoo.com
For a complete listing of SLIDE-LOK Dealers or to submit a Dealer Application visit the Home Page: http://www.slide-lok.com/ or see our Showroom on Bob Vila.com – The Ultimate Home Site at …
http://www.bobvila.com/ProductServices/Categories/Garages/
or go to BobVila.com, and click on “Products & Service Info Tab.” and then click on Garages in the center of the page and open the new SLIDE-LOK Garage Storage Cabinets "Showroom" advertisement.
President Gary Smith of SLIDE-LOK quoted from the Wall Street Journal: "Where do you put all the stuff that accumulates in the garage" the Journal asked?
”And we decided to answer the question by developing the most unique storage solution available in the U.S. today to help consumers with the development of Garage Storage Cabinets by SLIDE-LOK for the garage, home, and office.”
This series of Modular Cabinets and Storage Cabinets enable you to organize your garage, home, and office regardless of the configuration you need because the SLIDE-LOK System can be designed to fit any size or shape and it can be designed online at Jack's Design Center http://www.slide-lok.com/designctr.shtm. Here you are able to develop, save, and print several configurations for your garage, home or office until you decide which one meets your unique and specific needs.
Easy to Design: The SLIDE-LOK System is modular, and consists of 8 basic modular cabinets that are can be mixed, matched, and stacked. This means that even when your storage space looks like a jig saw puzzle, you can develop a SLIDE-LOK Storage Solution that combines all the pieces of your puzzle into the perfect storage solution.
These are durable cabinets with a long lasting finish, plywood sides, face frames, and concealed European hinges. All this is crafted with the strongest joint in the world … the patented SLIDE-LOK Dovetail Joint. They slide together making them easy to assemble.
And SLIDE-LOK Garage Storage Cabinets look like custom cabinets so they are often used in Business Offices – the garage, the pantry, in the hobby or craft room as well as in home offices throughout the U.S. and Canada.
When “SLIDE-LOK Sales into Florida,” we sale in a big way, and send a big thanks to Accurate, Concept Garage Cabinets, Garage Design Works, Garage Outfitters of South West Florida, Garage Pros, and Ideal Garage & Flooring.
SLIDE-LOK Garage Storage Cabinets is seeking dealer applications in the US and Canada. Whether you need a personal storage system for your garage, home, or office space, or you are interested in becoming a dealer, or you want a garage system that fits your needs for 2 feet, 20 feet or more of storage space that looks like a jig saw puzzle – SLIDE-LOK IS THE PERFECT FIT FOR YOUR PUZZLE.
To answer your storage systems questions today, visit our new Florida Dealers or http://www.slide-lok.com/, check out our SLIDE-LOK "Showroom" advertisement on BobVila.com, or call us today at 1-800-835-1759 for your storage solutions.
About SLIDE-LOK
Since 1977 Bass Cabinets (manufacturer of SLIDE-LOK) http://www.basscabinet.com/ has been providing high quality, durable cabinets to the multi-family housing industry. Our cabinets have been installed in all types of living environments throughout the U.S. and several locations overseas. The unique dovetail design and structure of our cabinets is based on providing our customers with a trouble-free, long lasting product that has proven itself in the toughest of conditions. SLIDE-LOK, committed to quality and customer service.
Contact Data:
Gary Smith
SLIDE-LOK Garage Storage Cabinets
Office: 1.800.835.1759
Mail: gary@slide-lok.com
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By Pamela Cole Harris
Please consider this article for your ezine or TITLE: Color, Rollers and a Little Bit of Spackling! Ready to Paint Those Kitchen Cabinets? Color, Rollers and a Little Bit of Spackling! Ready to Paint Those Kitchen Cabinets?
So you have decided to do it! Turn those dull and lifeless kitchen cabinets into a splash of bright color! Yellow! Red! Purple (What are you thinking)! You can make the job an easy one (well, at least not a grueling one!) by following these step:
1.Remove all the hardware from the doors and drawers (yep, ALL the handles, pulls and hinges). Hurrah! A new kitchen – fresh and clean! Now what do you think we can do in that upstairs bath?
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2.If the drawer fronts can be removed, do so. Pull out the drawers and set aside.
3.Clean all surfaces with a mixture of water and TSP (tri-sodium phosphate) and a sponge or an abrasive pad. (Pssst…don’t worry. Everyone’s kitchen doors get that dirty!)
4.Wipe all the surfaces dry.
5.Look for dents or scratches. Repair them with spackling compound applied with a putty knife.
6.Let the spackling dry thoroughly.
7.Check any new hardware to see if they fit the existing holes. If not, fill in the old holes with spackling compound. (or return the new hardware to the store and get some that will fit!)
8.Sand the surfaces to be painted will coarse sandpaper so the paint will adhere more completely. Wrap the paper around a sanding block for ease of use.
9.Make certain you sand all the nooks and crannies and rounded edges. (Yes, all of them!)
10.Paint the backs of the doors and drawer fronts first. Let dry and then paint the front faces. You can paint the doors with a standard-sized paint roller. Paint the edges with a brush.
11.Use one of those little paint rollers to paint the face frames.
12.Let everything dry completely before you begin to reassemble.
13.Screw the hinges to the doors and then back to the face frames.
14.Reattach all the handles and the pulls or add the new ones (don’t give up – you are on the home stretch!)
15.Apply rubber or felt bumpers on the backs of the doors to prevent the paint from sticking.
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By Martha Matthews
When your bathroom cabinets are busting at the seams and your shelves are spilling over, it's time to get organized. Try these four easy organizing steps to bring some order to your chaos. 1. Clean and Clear
Remove everything from the drawers and cabinets. Toss out all old and unused or out of date products: Make-up, hair care, lotions, medicines (check expiration dates). Remember, "When in doubt, throw it out!" Move your medicines and vitamins to the kitchen. The moisture and heat from the bath will ruin them.
As you sort through things, take the time to evaluate whether or not you really need each item. If you have kept perfume samples, and cosmetics that are the wrong color, now is the time to throw them out or give them away. If you aren't using them why keep them?
Wipe out the cupboards and shelves. Clean off the counter top. Replace the shelf paper on the shelves and in the cabinets if needed.
2. Only the Essentials
The next step is to organize your belongings. Start by putting back only the essential items that you use every day. Put them in locations where they will be easily accessible. Try to store what you can under the sink in plastic bins. If you have the room, give each family member their own plastic bin to store their toiletries.
As you arrange your counter top, try to put out only the things that you will use on a regular basis. If you can get away without anything on the counter, that is even better. There will be less to clean.
If you have decorative items, now is the time to review their relevancy. If you don't really love them, replace them or remove them all together. There is no sense in having things you don't really love in your home; especially if you need to clean them.
3. Making Families
Categorize your shelves and drawers by creating families of like items: shaving products, hair styling, makeup, nails, personal hygiene items, first aid, medicines, etc.
4. Relocate the Excess
Make sure that only items that belong in the bathroom are in the bathroom. Transfer cleaning products to a caddy and store them under the kitchen sink. Store surplus toilet paper, shampoo and seasonal items, such as beach towels, tanning, or sunburn lotions in the hall closet or other location.
4. Storage Ideas
Make use of dead space. Try using any or all of the following organizing ideas: wall mounted cabinets, carts on wheels, hooks on back of door, shower caddies, coat rack, hanging mesh bag for holding children's bath toys, wall mount hair dryer and curling iron, drawer organizers.
Once your bathroom is organized, sit back and admire your work. If you make this an annual project, your bathroom will always be a joy to use. Now go take a bubble bath. You deserve it!
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Martha Matthews is the Editor of Christian-Homemaking.com, a web site with resources dedicated to Christian homemaking. In addition to her web site, she also has a popular free monthly newsletter for Christian wives called The Wives of Excellence Newsletter. To subscribe send a blank email to wivesofexcellence-subscribe@yahoogroups.com. Or visit our web site at http://www.christian-homemaking.com/newsletter.html
When your bathroom cabinets are busting at the seams and your shelves are spilling over, it's time to get organized. Try these four easy organizing steps to bring some order to your chaos.