Answer: Yes Explanation: Depends on the type of flooring |
M&D Home Improvement |
Answer: Yes Explanation: This is a per client preference the majority of the time we install the cabinets after the tile flooring goes in, but there are many cases where the cabinets have already been installed with no flooring and we will come in take the old cabinets out and fit them into the openings where there was no tile to fill the space so the homeowner doesn't have to spend money to try to redo the tile. |
Milestone Custom Cabinetry |
Answer: No Explanation: I thinks it better to tile the complete area.That way if you change anything the flooring is there. |
Jackson's Paints & Interiors |
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ProMatcher |
Answer: No Explanation: you can install either way but it's best to install on top in case that tile isd discontinued if you ever have to replace a cabinet then you would not be able to match that tile |
American custom cabinets |
Answer: Yes Explanation: it is the best way because of replacement. |
TAC Tile |
Answer: Not sure Explanation: thats up to the homeowner |
Bayway Ceramic Tile, Inc. |
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ProMatcher |
Answer: No Explanation: It doesn't really matter but in my experience the tile installers always get some grout on the cabinets and you have to make another trip to install toe kick and quateround so i prefer that the tile be installed first. |
Majestic stair&millwork |
Answer: Yes Explanation: The cabinets should be installed prior to installing the tile floor to allow for easier leveling and so the cabinets can be toe-nailed to the floor for fine tuning the level and straightness of the overall installation. This will also save some material cost of the tile. |
Tramco Kitchen and Bath |
Answer: No Explanation: It is easier to install cabinets first for mechanical reasons. |
Howell Builder and Remodelers |
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ProMatcher |
Answer: No Explanation: You would need to fasten it to the walls |
Triple T’sTrim and crown moldings |
Answer: No Explanation: We always install the flooring before cabinets for 2 reasons. First this allows cabinet to be changed at a later date without having to redo the floor and secondly it eliminates the need to install shoe molding around the cabinets to hide the gaps. |
Construct Boss |
Answer: Not sure Explanation: depends, I like to install cabinets first. Some like to place cabinets on top of tile. |
Misija construction |
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ProMatcher |
Answer: Yes Explanation: Yes |
UDBPropertiesLLC |
Answer: No Explanation: It's always best (when possible) to install your flooring before your cabinets one reason being so you have no issues when installing a new dishwasher. |
CABINET CREATIONS PLUS |
Answer: Yes Explanation: If you are replacing old cabinets or installing in new construction. The reasoning for this is simple ,future replacement might not be same in design or shape and might leave bare sub flooring exposed |
G&J Carpentery Services |
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ProMatcher |
Answer: Not sure Explanation: Most times it's up to customers.
We recommend it but costs do come into play |
1964 |
Answer: Yes Explanation: Tile can crack over time, it's easy enough to tile around cabinets and saves on the sq ft. if its hardwood then that goes under cabs. |
Pinchot Home Improvement LLC |
Answer: No Explanation: Tile is a permanent install and should cover entire floor when permitted. |
SERVICE MAX INTERNATIONAL, INC |
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ProMatcher |
Answer: No Explanation: Most people want your cabinets to sit on top of the tile so it's level have to shim the cabinets. It all depends on who's wanting the cabinets and cabinet guys with the tile guys |
Foster Construction |
Answer: Yes Explanation: You can install the cabinets before or after the tile floor. |
Four All Seasons Construction |
Answer: No Explanation: Well if you decide years down the road to change your cabinet design or layout, you may not be able to locate your excact tile |
GetGreatFlooring.com |
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ProMatcher |