Cabinet doors

[Dcboyd]

Originally Posted by Patandlinda

Is there now smoked inserts ? Pat

Wife saw trailer with maple. Says kitchen looks unfinished without backsplash and wall wrap around.
So..... back to the oak.

[HABBERDABBER]

Oak, maple...both lighter colored deciduous tree woods. Does it really matter to what you want to enjoy? If so, do so.

[Iowa Dave]

Originally Posted by HABBERDABBER

Oak, maple...both lighter colored woods. Does it really matter to what you want to enjoy? If so, do so.

Hi Tom
We had Hickory cabinets in a previous home. They were all wood and very nice.
Iowa Dave

[Valerie]

Originally Posted by Dcboyd

Wife saw trailer with maple. Says kitchen looks unfinished without backsplash and wall wrap around.
So..... back to the oak.

You can pretty easily do peel and stick tile on the vinyl behind the stove and sink which I think looks pretty nice! I like the maple but I agree it did look unfinished to me without the backsplash. The tile back wall fixed that though!

[lorrie]

Originally Posted by Valerie

You can pretty easily do peel and stick tile on the vinyl behind the stove and sink which I think looks pretty nice! I like the maple but I agree it did look unfinished to me without the backsplash. The tile back wall fixed that though!

Your kitchen area looks beautiful, and love the open look without the range hood. Did you take it out yourself or did ETI deliver it that way?

[Bobbie54]

I picked oak in part because of those acrylic panels in maple. But it is a matter of taste like everything else.

[Valerie]

Originally Posted by lorrie

Your kitchen area looks beautiful, and love the open look without the range hood. Did you take it out yourself or did ETI deliver it that way?

Thanks! We previously had a Casita and they would not let you order the trailer without the range hood, but we removed it after about a year and really liked how it visually opened up the space. Thankfully ETI allows you to order the trailer without the range hood so we ordered it without. It's so easy to open the kitchen window and the Maxair fan overhead or the door to get adequate ventilation while the stove is on.