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8 comments:
I got new cabinets at Home Depot. I wouldn't use them again, they messed up the measurements. However I love my new dishwasher and new sink.
I used cabinet discounters and am very happy with the results. If considering upgrading, I would heavily weigh the quality as I probably put too high a quality too ever recoup the price when I sell. That said - I couldn't be happier with them.
I had Regency (Blue van in village)install mine and they did a fantastic job. I'll be using Moses on most projects I do in the future. I'd post a picture, but don't think you can.
good luck.
My neighbor put recess lighting in the kitchen when it was remodeled. Looks fantastic.
I am interested in knowing if people knocked down the wall btwn the kitchen and dining room.
Has anyone done anything about sound-proofing?
I can hear my neighbor's phone conversations as if I was in the same room.
I talked to someone who did the soundproofing. He had to--his neighbor was a junkie or something.
They shoot the insulation in under the floor and into the walls. I'm not sure exactly how it works.
As for the kitchen/dining--I have that configuration and there are cabinets where I guess the wall would be. Previous owner re-did the kitchen.
I used Ikea for the kitchen remodel. They were expensive, but 1/2 as expensive as some contractors out there. Be patient, it's a long haul to go from start to finish. After Ikea re-modelers came through, Moses finished up some things. He was slow as molases (original time frame 1 month, final time frame 6 months and it's still not 100% complete), but did good work.
The wall between the kitchen and dining room was knocked down in my unit and it makes the kitchen so much more usable.
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