I just installed the pull-out trash and recycling bins today, and this small element makes me almost burst into song each time I enjoy the ease of it. In fact, almost every feature in the kitchen still makes me smile, from the full extension and self-closing hardware to the deep drawers for pots and pans to the instant responsiveness of the duel-fuel range. We did an almost complete gut for around one-third the cost of the average kitchen remodel (which does not usually include moving appliances, removing interior and exterior walls, etc.). It was a wonderful blessing and a learning experience. I had such a great time designing and implementing it, I can't wait to do the next one!
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Wow!!!! I am thoroughly impressed. What a change, what a difference! The kitchen looks like a Better Homes & Garden change over, or something similar.
ReplyDeleteThanks Adar! I learned so much about the way I cook and bake while doing this, because I analyzed every movement and item so I could design the best space for my work patterns. I was thrilled to come in under budget, too. You'll have to come for a visit next time you're out this way and we'll cook up a storm ;-)
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