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| The Kitchen Rebuild '97 : Slide 8 of 12 | ||
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Ah the peninsula cabinets. For quite a while this was the hairiest fly in our kitchen project ointment. We wanted cabinets 18" tall or less, but Mill's Pride only carried 30" & 42" penninsula cabinets. (Penninsula cabinets have doors on both sides). So we looked at other brands and found some, but they cost 3 times as much. After thinking a bit we decided to go with the 30" models then do some "customizing". I pulled out the SkilSaw and cut the puppies in half. Here they are sans doors.
Also in the shot: AC outlets are installed below the bar, and Kel has installed some of the sheet-rock. That switch hasn't been moved yet.
Text Last Modified Wed Sep 17 13:11:19 2003
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