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Sun, Nov 08 2015, 6:25 pm
I used Mr Brach a few years and I was very happy.
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Dolly Welsh


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Sun, Nov 08 2015, 6:39 pm
Does it have to be this much? Could one scrub, paint, vinyl floor the room, then install needed appliances including sink(s) and lighting. Then we are on to storage. That could be metal cabinets from Staples, painted nicely to match the walls. I would have a plumber come look at it, and I would have an electrician come look at it. Then I would take careful measurements. I would then have them recommend machines that would fit, I would approve them, and have them install. The lighting would go up first. Then I would finish off with additional battery powered LED lights all over, wherever there were shadows. For work surface, an island on wheels, perhaps.
I don't think all that would be 20K.
I am not sure there is a need for built-in custom cabinetry for storage. It might be an idea to put casters, little wheels, on the bottoms of storage units before filling them. Metal is great but if wood has more charm, Martha Stewart has a lot.
One would measure a lot, and be sure to keep traffic lanes open going through the room. And shim, where something might fall over onto you.
A lighted ceiling fan is useful. The electrician installs it.
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hello3


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Sun, Nov 08 2015, 7:52 pm
I just did my kitchen by Krausz kitchens and I'm extremely happy so far. Just for the recorded they are in business for the past 28 years and I have a few family members who used them. Very reasonably priced. Located at 60th st. Bp. Their number is 9176825617
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OOTBubby


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Sun, Nov 08 2015, 8:08 pm
Dolly Welsh wrote: | Does it have to be this much? Could one scrub, paint, vinyl floor the room, then install needed appliances including sink(s) and lighting. Then we are on to storage. That could be metal cabinets from Staples, painted nicely to match the walls. I would have a plumber come look at it, and I would have an electrician come look at it. Then I would take careful measurements. I would then have them recommend machines that would fit, I would approve them, and have them install. The lighting would go up first. Then I would finish off with additional battery powered LED lights all over, wherever there were shadows. For work surface, an island on wheels, perhaps.
I don't think all that would be 20K.
I am not sure there is a need for built-in custom cabinetry for storage. It might be an idea to put casters, little wheels, on the bottoms of storage units before filling them. Metal is great but if wood has more charm, Martha Stewart has a lot.
One would measure a lot, and be sure to keep traffic lanes open going through the room. And shim, where something might fall over onto you.
A lighted ceiling fan is useful. The electrician installs it. |
Obviously this not the kind of kitchen OP is talking about (nor what most posters here are referring to).
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