| Project by Woody Haze | posted 189 days ago | 369 views | 0 times favorited | 15 comments | ![]() |
I performed a complete demolition of the existing kitchen and removal of a wall separating the kitchen from the dining room. Cabinets were constructed from ¾” melamine board. The cabinet doors are shaker style maple with a custom mixed stain and sprayed on polyurethane yia HVLP spray gun. The pantry has height adjustable slide out shelves. Other cabinets also have pullout shelves. Other non-wood improvements to the kitchen: overhead can lighting, undercabinet 120V xenon lighting, electrical outlets, whole house audio, ceramic tile, and granite countertops. You’ll notice the appliances don’t match because the existing ones all worked well and I could bear paying to replace working appliances. I’ll upgrade to stainless as they break.
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15 comments so far
trifern
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posted 189 days ago
Very nice. What time is dinner?
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John's Woodshop
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posted 189 days ago
Big Steve,
You did a fantastic job on the remodel! If you don’t mind me asking, what are the dimensions on the breakfast nook and the bank of drawers? I am going to be remodeling and I would like to do something similar. Again, Great Work!
John
-- John -- Racine, WI -- Woodworking..."It's not just a Hobby, it's an Adventure"
sonny
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posted 189 days ago
Good-looking cabinets, the whole project came out great I like the idea of using the drawer glides on the inside of the drawer that’s the first time I’ve seen that done,( got to remember that one.)
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Scott Bryan
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posted 189 days ago
Very nice job. I am planning (correction I have been told to plan) a similar remodel later on this year. For some reason my wife wants to change a perfectly good kitchen simply because it is 20 years old. I like the finish on the cabinetry and taking the cabinets over the refrigerator to the ceiling adds needed storage space that is often overlooked.
Great job.
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Critterman
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posted 189 days ago
LOL, What your wife is letting you get away without new appliances??? LOL…Problem is your new cabinets look so good its making the old appliances look…well….old [GRIN] That’s what happens when you do a great job. Excellent looking kitchen and those new granite counter tops show your cabinets even better. Awesome job.
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IowaWoodcrafter
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posted 189 days ago
I agree with everyone else, those are some darn nice cabinets. The silverware tray on slides is an awesome idea.
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kjwoodworking
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posted 189 days ago
Great job on the cabinets. The color is lookin good and the style.
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MsDebbieP
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posted 188 days ago
very nice… Love those drawers!
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Woody Haze
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posted 187 days ago
The bar top is 7’ x 3’, 42” high, and the chest of drawers is 24” wide by 30” deep.
I reccomend using the self closing sides on the two tiered drawer, it locks the above drawer in place when you move the surrounding drawer.
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Jon3
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posted 186 days ago
Very nice. Have you investigated doing wood panelling over the appliances? That seems to be a big trend these days.
John's Woodshop
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posted 186 days ago
Woody,
Thanks for the information.
-- John -- Racine, WI -- Woodworking..."It's not just a Hobby, it's an Adventure"
Woody Haze
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posted 181 days ago
Jon3,
I thought about that. I’m not sure about the best way to attach the wood door to the fridge. The other issue iis the white sides of the fridge would be visible. Do you have any experience/ suggestions?
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matter
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posted 156 days ago
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My SS Frigidaire Gallery appliances cost less per square foot than the time/lumber/hardware to build my cabinets. (Ash is cheap, ash ply is not, neither is time)
I did the same thing- gutted the existing kitchen and started over. Should be done before the 1 year anniversary. Only 5 doors to go.
Bathroom- same thing, except 1 year anniversary passed 3 years ago. Still have to paint.
Matt
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RedShirt013
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posted 112 days ago
That looks very impressive. I like that second drawer tray mounted on drawer slides
-- Ed
Raymond Dersch
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posted 107 days ago
Our kitchen never looks this clean.
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