| Project by Keni | posted 780 days ago | 456 views | 0 times favorited | 7 comments |  |
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I did this for the same client as the entertainment center / bookshelves and did it at the same time. It was a really big project for me and they are very happy with the end product. It is made of Birch plywood and poplar solid wood. The countertop is just a standard square edge laminate piece. The fridge is a bit pricey but worth it as it is designed to fit under the countertop and accept a door panel to blend in nicely with the cabinetry. It’s manufacturer is U-Line in case you are interested.
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WayneC
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posted 780 days ago
You do great work. I really like the glass storage. Thanks for sharing.
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MsDebbieP
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posted 780 days ago
very nice.. functional, pretty, and LOTS of storage!!!
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mot
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posted 778 days ago
Ahhh…anything worth building is worth adding a bar! Nice job!
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Napaman
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posted 776 days ago
I LOVE IT…Sewing and BOOZE…that would keep me in the same room as my wife…is the big screen in the same room? Great job…(please excuse the jokes)...I do love the woodowrking!!!
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wildbill903
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posted 749 days ago
Hey Keni, good work! Pass me a Harp, eh?
mjpierson
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posted 747 days ago
i’ll take a Harp too! nice job!
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Karson
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posted 747 days ago
Nice usable basement.
But where do they put the storage items? I always thought that was what basements were for!
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