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10-23-12, 07:32 PM

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Help identifying cabinet manufacturer

I need help identifying a cabinet manufacturer based on a logo, bought a new house and need to get some more cabinets and cannot find them anywhere. See attached picture - any help would be appreciated.

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10-24-12, 03:53 AM

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Welcome to the forums! It appears, from the logo, to be Aran World cabinetry. They are an Italian builder. You'll just have to google Aran cabinets for more information. Good luck with your search.

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10-27-12, 09:31 AM

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Thank you so much for the help, I looked them up and this appears to be right manufacturer.

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