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Which cabinets are these from Lowe's?

9 years ago

Looking to redo my kitchen and don't have many options in our area but we do have Lowe's and I know that there are many brands, stains and colors to pick from at Lowe's so was curious what exactly these cabinets are as they look very nice. thanks.

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Lowe's of Downingtown, PA
9 years ago
This is a Shenandoah Cabinet
Door Style: Cottage
Color: Natural
Wood Species: Hickory
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9 years ago
Thank You! Appreciate the reply.
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