Kitchen Remodel - almost 10 years has gone by... Wow!
Okay, I don't have anymore webhosting, so I'll post my kitchen remodel here instead (without all the narrative of the old website I maintained). I can't believe it is almost 10 years old! Still looks good, other than a few scratches on the hardwood floor. It was a great project - I learned a ton doing it and really it was my first major remodel - nothing like throwing yourself to the wolves to start my remodeling career... :)
Original kitchen - note the dated circa 1988 styling. And look at all that wasted space in the middle. |
Staging area for cabinets (living room) |
Demo has begun! |
Demo complete! |
Was going to try to save the sheetrock but then decided against it. |
Lighting plan after about 5 different plans |
Installed cabinets in garage for storage and makeshift kitchen |
Subpanel installed - used the old 50A circuit from the abandoned electric cooktop |
Lights installed! |
Light switches crammed in that box - dimmers take up some space... |
Electrical to the island plugs - inspector asked if I was an electrician after seeing all my quality work. |
Slot for trash compactor |
Island taking shape, recessed plug and switch into panel |
Close up shot of recessed switch and plug |
Sitting down on the job! |
More cabinets installed |
Same time frame as above, from a different angle |
Plywood on cabinets, sink and cooktop in place - ready for granite template. |
Getting closer |
Hood installed! |
Upper cabs in and undercabinet lights on |
Granite! |
Backsplash started |
Backsplash behind cooktop |
Dishwasher in and plumbing done! |
Microwave and oven in |
Under island electrical |
Closeup of sink and faucet |
Effectively done - just missing toe kick finish panel. |
4 Comments:
Howdy there Mike,
I was reading through your blog and really enjoyed your post on your kitchen remodel. I have a quick question relating to this, could you please email me? Thanks!
Brian
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