Light rail molding is a decorative trim installed on the bottom of your upper cabinets. It is also called under cabinet light rail. It comes in a variety of styles. It’s is used to conceal under-cabinet light fixtures.
What is a valance on a cabinet?
Some cabinetmakers install a valance on kitchen cabinets, typically over the sink or where two cabinets are separated by a window. The valance touches the ceiling, spanning the space between two cabinets. Valances usually have an aesthetic flair cut into the bottom edge.
What is the trim on top of cabinets called?
Crown molding is decorative trim that is added to the top of your cabinets. The benefit of installing crown molding is that it draws the eye upward, showcasing the elegance of your cabinets. Crown molding can either bond with the ceiling or allow for space above the cabinet.
What do you do with space above kitchen cabinets?
11 Smart Ways to Use the Space Above Your Cabinets
Display serving pieces. Use canisters to conceal clutter. Or bust out the baskets. Show off a collection. Display cookbooks. Store your wine. Grow something. Add another shelf.
What is a light valance?
Light Valance is used to conceal under cabinet lighting and matches the door material. It can be installed flush with the back of the door, further back for handle-less cabinet access or excluded completely if under cabinet lighting is not used. Light Valances come in 96″ rips and will need to be cut down onsite.
What Is a swag valance?
A valance is simply a term that represents a top window treatment. A swag is a part of a valance. It’s a piece of fabric that’s usually pleated or gathered to create a half-circle shape. Some swags can also be flat.
What are cabinet end panels?
An end panel is the decorative surface piece used to make the exposed end of a base or top cabinet run look more appealing.
How do you remove scalloped trim from cabinets?
If the area is painted, you can use a razor blade to cut into the edges of the paint so it comes out cleanly. Whack the wavy piece with a hammer until it comes loose or use your oscillating tool to carefully cut it out.
