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Very nice work in the kitchen, sirdaft.
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I did a pretty major remodel recently, but since I did very little of the work, it is weird to post as mine. All I did was hang fixtures (oh, and the demolition - which was fun.)
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Man that under cabinet lighting makes all the difference in the world. Great taste!
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![]() Then, the matching washer, and they even have a "mini-washer" pedestal that goes under it ... for small loads. Crazy. ![]() |
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Okie dokie. These are before the final fixtures were all in... but nearly complete. Lot's of neutrals and glass tiles on walls, porcelain on the floor. The one (desk) photo with the handle - they were not installed sideways.
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I WANT A WHITE KITCHEN!!!!! I LOVE THAT. Omg.
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02-17-2016, 09:09 AM | #35 | |
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All i did was design the kitchen. Well, and all the tile backsplash work. We're getting ready to tile most of the walls in the laundry/exercise room now that there is a treadmill in there. Gotta sweat proof the walls. ![]() It was pretty fun getting to draw out and design a house from scratch. Have a few regrets, mostly in regards to shrinking a few areas to save money. One of which being the garage. People think i'm weird when i tell them i'm pissed about shrinking the garage, but that was a stupid idea. ![]()
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CR ratings if it helps. May as well get some usage of my annual subscription.
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Need to know: How does one sweat-proof the walls? Converting said recently-shrunken living room into workout room. Thanks. |
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Well, you have a couple of options. Use a few coats of gloss paint, cover the walls with fiberglass reinforced panels, or tile the walls. Since i'm a flooring guy, i'm going to be tiling the walls. Going to use some white subway tiles on the larger wall and glass mosaics on the cabinet wall. The dog dish is in there so i had already made a doggy dining backsplash behind where he eats with the white subway tile. Figure this will pull it all together and make for easy sweaty clean up.
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I had a set of really useless closets removed from my garage to gain ~3ft in length. Gave me enough space to have a really nice workbench built. Sadly, though, the bench is now stacked with junk moved from elsewhere in the house.
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