Toe Kick: The recessed section of the bottom of bases cabients. Prevents regular kicking and damaging of the face of the cabinet.

Full Extension: When a drawer has hardware making it an option to pull the drawer completely out of the cabinet, providing complete access to the drawer storage.

Built-in: Commonly referring to refrigerators, where actual installation is required, securing to the wall, and side cabinetry, making a seamless appearance in the adjascent cabinetry.

Resilient: For flooring, it refers to vinyl sheet goods material.

Halogen: High quality lighting, where gas inside the bulb provides long term performance, and also produces a whiter brighter light. Ideal for task purposes.

Dovetail: A joinery construction style, used mostly in drawers, to provide a very strong connection of the sides of the drawer box. When complete, it looks like many "Dove tails" together.

Veneer: Thinly cut sheets of solid wood, usually adhered to particleboard or plywood to give the appearance of solid wood without the expense.

Tambour: Sometimes referred to as an appliance garage, is comprised of a roll-top wood door that rolls up into the top of the cabinet, allowing clear access to storage sitting on the countertop.

GFCI: Ground Fault Circuit Interrupter. A safety mechanism in outlets to prevent overloading the circuit. Required in kitchens and bathrooms in most city codes.