ANN ARBOR (MI) – Addressing the trend of more and more homeowners choosing to age in place, QualityCabinets is demonstrating design flexibility with universal access options and accessories at this year’s Kitchen and Bath Industry Show.

The following universal design options will be displayed in the QualityCabinets booth: The front on the sink base cabinet and cook top cabinet can be removed to accommodate a wheelchair. Base cabinets have pull-out trays, drawers and a Lazy Susan to make retrieving contents easier. The base cabinets are shorter for easy reach from a wheelchair. Wall cabinets are lowered closer to the base cabinets for easier reach. Open shelving has been incorporated for easy access and visibility.

“QualityCabinets offers several options specific to universal design,” explained Sarah Reep, director of designer relations & education for QualityCabinets, “But designing for homeowners with special needs is also possible with our standard offerings. It just takes insight and smart design to accommodate any homeowner; which is what the QualityCabinets brand is all about – kitchens for everyday life.”

About QualityCabinets

QualityCabinets creates an environment based on defining what value means. Why? Because helping builders and dealers build a better bottom line is what it’s all about. Based in Ann Arbor, Michigan, and part of the Masco Cabinetry, QualityCabinets is one of America’s most respected cabinetry brands. It is favored by builders, kitchen and bath dealers and distributors for providing affordable, high-quality products and unmatched customer service. All QualityCabinets products carry the seal of the Kitchen Cabinet Manufacturer Association (KCMAA). A leader in environmental stewardship, Masco Cabinetry is ISO 14001 certified and has been granted an Environmental Stewardship Program certificate by the KCMA.

SOURCE: QualityCabinets