RojoLoco gets a new kitchen....
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@gjacobse @Dashrender that will be a big window with counter top along that wall. Probably going to put chairs / stools there for dining. And I don't think all of this portion is done yet.
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@RojoLoco said in RojoLoco gets a new kitchen....:
@gjacobse @Dashrender that will be a big window with counter top along that wall. Probably going to put chairs / stools there for dining. And I don't think all of this portion is done yet.
If it's not done yet,.. I'm cool with that. But having been around and doing enough framing - I know it's isn't completed. .. But again - I'm no builder or building inspection. I just understand the basics of gravity and framing.
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A few pics, probably out of order, but they show the progress...
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1st pic here is the (ripped out) exterior wall of the current kitchen.
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There has been much progress today while I was out...
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...aaaaand a couple of before pics from zillow. The outside pic is what used to be there before KITCHEN!
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looking good!
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@RojoLoco said in RojoLoco gets a new kitchen.... mapquest directions:
...aaaaand a couple of before pics from zillow. The outside pic is what used to be there before KITCHEN!
Oh, great!
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Just talked to the contractor, we are on schedule for granite countertop installation Monday!!! Which means we are looking at maybe Wednesday to start moving back into the kitchen!
Also, stand by for photo dump...
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@RojoLoco said in RojoLoco gets a new kitchen....:
Just talked to the contractor, we are on schedule for granite countertop installation Monday!!! Which means we are looking at maybe Wednesday to start moving back into the kitchen!
Also, stand by for photo dump...
Any particular reason why you picked granite or was it the look that settled it?
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@Pete-S said in RojoLoco gets a new kitchen....:
@RojoLoco said in RojoLoco gets a new kitchen....:
Just talked to the contractor, we are on schedule for granite countertop installation Monday!!! Which means we are looking at maybe Wednesday to start moving back into the kitchen!
Also, stand by for photo dump...
Any particular reason why you picked granite or was it the look that settled it?
Granite is really durable, my girlfriend bakes a lot, and it grows wild in the mountains north of here. So price and availability play into that as well. We looked at some quartz (cultured), it was nice but was only available in different shades of white. The color we're getting is a nice cool gray and white, called "Luna Pearl".
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The flooring is done, countertops will be in today! And since that includes the sink and faucet.... I FINALLY HAVE A KITCHEN SINK AGAIN!!!!!
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Here's a quick pic of the actual countertop:
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@RojoLoco said in RojoLoco gets a new kitchen....:
@Pete-S said in RojoLoco gets a new kitchen....:
@RojoLoco said in RojoLoco gets a new kitchen....:
Just talked to the contractor, we are on schedule for granite countertop installation Monday!!! Which means we are looking at maybe Wednesday to start moving back into the kitchen!
Also, stand by for photo dump...
Any particular reason why you picked granite or was it the look that settled it?
Granite is really durable, my girlfriend bakes a lot, and it grows wild in the mountains north of here. So price and availability play into that as well. We looked at some quartz (cultured), it was nice but was only available in different shades of white. The color we're getting is a nice cool gray and white, called "Luna Pearl".
Makes sense!
My preference is stainless steel, like commercial kitchens usually have, but granite is a great choice, especially for baking.
Kitchen looks great so far BTW!
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@Pete-S said in RojoLoco gets a new kitchen....:
@RojoLoco said in RojoLoco gets a new kitchen....:
@Pete-S said in RojoLoco gets a new kitchen....:
@RojoLoco said in RojoLoco gets a new kitchen....:
Just talked to the contractor, we are on schedule for granite countertop installation Monday!!! Which means we are looking at maybe Wednesday to start moving back into the kitchen!
Also, stand by for photo dump...
Any particular reason why you picked granite or was it the look that settled it?
Granite is really durable, my girlfriend bakes a lot, and it grows wild in the mountains north of here. So price and availability play into that as well. We looked at some quartz (cultured), it was nice but was only available in different shades of white. The color we're getting is a nice cool gray and white, called "Luna Pearl".
Makes sense!
My preference is stainless steel, like commercial kitchens usually have, but granite is a great choice, especially for baking.
Kitchen looks great so far BTW!
I thought about stainless but didn't price it. A friend who is an exec chef told me not to, so did my contractor. I guess in this area it's not as in demand when buying a house, that's always a consideration.
