The Panel Haus serves Northwest Suburbs, Chicago, IL (Metro) and Schaumburg IL with the finest products related to cabinetry, doors and flooring materials. We're experts in what we offer, and our experience spans decades. As a company that is customer focused and prides itself on the level of service it provides, we take every step possible to ensure that our customers are always provided with what they need. Our experts are ready to share the wealth of knowledge to help customers find and get what they need, when they need it.
The Panel Haus has over 35 years of experience in serving the cabinetry, door, and flooring needs of the Northwest Suburbs, Chicago, IL (Metro), and Schaumburg, IL. We're a company that is trusted to provide the finest materials and products to contractors and home owners all over the area, and we take this responsibility seriously. We understand that our customers have a choice in who they want to buy from, and we consider it a privilege that they choose us. We serve our customers with the kind of dedication that makes them come back.
Although man uses concrete extensively in building, there are naturally occurring concrete outcroppings around the world. The oldest ever discovered is in Israel. Care to guess its age? Experts believe it may have formed 12 million years ago.
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