[Fwd: RE: Forevermark Cabinetry, LLC. Contact:]

This company gives you no help with their products.  I've assembled all the cabinets I bought two weeks ago, but they sent me easy open drawer slides (or glides, like Blum-motion) while their online video instructions (the only ones available) were for Grass brand slides (rather than easy-open).  I wouldn't call these instructions:

From: TSG TSG <tsg@tsgcabinets.com>

To: Ernie Cordell <ernie.cordell@gmail.com>

Subject: RE: Forevermark Cabinetry, LLC. Contact:

Date: Fri, 7 Oct 2016 14:16:29 +0000

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