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If you have followed my blog, you know that I had a massive hole in the kitchen wall.
The project is made from recycled douglas fir.
I painted the stainless fridge trim of the fridge with black epoxy paint.
After the fridge install, I was left with a gaping hole above it.
Here is the finished shot with the area trimmed out. Brass pulls.
I am very happy with this project!
-- -John "Do I have to keep typing a smiley? Just assume it's a joke." www.flickr.com/photos/gizmodyne
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Todd Thomas
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#1 posted 1484 days ago
very nice job…..looks great…
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Cory
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#2 posted 1484 days ago
Nice work Giz. I was following on your blog and I’m happy to see the finished result. As always, your work is well thought out and well constructed.
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jockmike2
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#3 posted 1484 days ago
Very cool Gizmo.
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FunnelStudio
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#4 posted 1484 days ago
Looks Sweet!
I have always wondered, can you do this on any fridge, or did you buy a specific one?
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dennis mitchell
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#5 posted 1484 days ago
Great job. I really like seeing you use the fur. That stove is a winner to!
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#6 posted 1484 days ago
A real winning project well planned and executed.
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gizmodyne
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#7 posted 1483 days ago
Thanks for the comments.
FunnelStudio: This fridge is designed to accept the panels. I have seen an article on FineHomebuilding where the author attached the panels to a regular fridge using aluminum angle pieces.
-- -John "Do I have to keep typing a smiley? Just assume it's a joke." www.flickr.com/photos/gizmodyne
Jeff
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#8 posted 1483 days ago
Super nice! You should be happy. I think it’s really cool to have the fridge not be a fridge in a kitchen. Especially a smaller one. What issue of Fine Homebuilding was it?
-- Jeff, St. Paul, MN
blackcherry
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#9 posted 1481 days ago
Nice work on finishing that hole. This look much better and great use of re-cycle lumber. It all worth it if it can only keep the beverages cold. Blkcherry
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