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are your kitchen upper cabinets made of glass? who is manufacturer?

Michael Varvaro

8 years ago

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7 years ago
Hi Michael,

Yes the uppers have glass panels with an aluminum frame. They are manufactured by Ovation. We have samples at our showroom if you'd like to see them in person.

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