Madison Cabinets in Austin Texas Announces New Website

Online, May 22, 2012 (Newswire.com) - Madison Cabinets is a small boutique custom cabinets building shop in Westlake Hills TX a suburb of Austin. All the cabinets are designed in-house by owner Nathan Sloas and his wife. After 7 years in the business they've learned a great deal about what customers want.

An area of growth in the cabinets market are so called niche cabinets or built in wall cabinets. This is a special type of smaller cabinet which is also more affordable. It makes better use of wall space by either recessing into the wall providing shelving storage or slightly jutting out from the wall providing more storage space.

Niche cabinets can either have doors or no doors.

The company's main website MadCabs.net will provide updates. The new site is currently under development and is expected to be ready in under 60 days. "The healthy investment in this website will better serve this segment of our customers who are demanding more specific solutions" -- company founder Nathan slows

The cabinets market has fragmented. It's no longer just about kitchen cabinets or bathroom cabinets.

A whole new subsection of cabinets including garage storage cabinets, home-office cabinets, niche cabinets, built-in wall cabinets, protruding wall cabinets, closet cabinets, and even bedroom cabinets are making an appearance. Today's consumer is getting creative with storage solutions as the trend in houses gets smaller. Moving away from the McMansions is a continuing trend.

This requires more creativity and more efficient use of the storage space available in the smaller square footage. This is where these niche built-in cabinets come in to solve the problem.

Today's homeowner still has as much junk as ever. There's even the popular TV show called "Hoarders". But most homeowners aren't at this level but they still have tons of stuff. As the family grows the stuff grows with it.

So innovative solutions like built-in cabinets from Madison Cabinets are helping homeowners in the Austin Texas area cope with this "stuff growth".