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TIME TO GET ORGANIZED !
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today’s 2, 3 and even 4 car garages being commonplace, the
garage has become an important extension of the home. With so few
basement homes in the southwestern United States we rely on our
garages to become functional storage space as well as house the
family cars. |
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WHY GSC ?
| IT'S
EASY TO SEE THE DIFFERENCE! |
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MODERN
OFF THE FLOOR DESIGN |
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No moisture damage to cabinet bases
· No place for pests to hide · Take full advantage of your epoxy floor (hose off your garage floor anytime !) · STURDY furniture-grade materials designed specifically for a tougher garage environment |
| MODULAR |
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Hundreds of system designs possible · 35 + different cabinet models / mix and match · Mounts on any flat studwall or exposed block wall · Incredible #300 lbs. per cabinet capacity ! |
| OPTIONS |
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Pegboard-backed cabinets · Wardrobe and Shoe cabinets · Adjustable shelf storage cabinets · Framed Pegboard modules · Add matching Workbenches to your system · Dovetailed drawers with fully-opening, ball bearing slides |
| EUROPEAN
STYLING |
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NO inconvenient center frame posts · STRONG ¾” dove-tailed M-2 framework on ALL cabinets · Paint - Grade natural wood finish MDF doors with handles · NO cheap-looking laminated doors to peel or scratch · European hinges on double doors · 12”, 16”, and 24” deep models available · 1’, 2’, and 3’ wide cabinet models |
| PROFESSIONAL
INSTALLATION |
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Factory trained – State Licensed Contractor · Serving Central and Northern Arizona |
| AFFORDABLE |
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Most GSC systems will cost between $ 90.00 and $ 135.00 per lineal foot Including installation and tax. (Example: 15’ wall system - $ 1,295.00 to $ 1,895.00) |
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THE
STRONGEST JOINT SYSTEM |
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Best: Known as a DOVETAILED HOUSING JOINT, the advantages of this method are maximum strength, with support throughout the entire length of the cabinet frame. Also the dovetail cut resists separation from the framework. A more time consuming manufacturing process than other methods, this is the joint used in all GSC brand garage cabinet models. |
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Better: This joint is a DADO or HOUSING JOINT. It is similar in nature to the joint pictured above. This is a very strong frame joint that lacks the side loading stress resistance of the dovetailed housing joint. This joint supports the entire length of the cabinet frame as well. |
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Good: This joint is a REBATED LAP JOINT. It has average strength qualities and is primarily used in conjunction with glue and screws / staples in manufacturing of drawers and light duty cabinetry applications. |
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Weakest: This is known as a BUTT JOINT. This joint has two flat surfaces that are mated together then fastened with any or some of the following methods: Glue, screws or staples. If screwed or stapled, the cabinet is relying on the small amount of wood over the screws or staples to support the weight. This is the easiest and most inexpensive way to manufacture of all methods. Butt joints do not enjoy the strength characteristics of the joints shown above. Cost factors in cabinetry always are reflective of the manufacturing process and materials used. |
CALL TODAY FOR A DESIGN CONSULTATION
602-526-4722
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