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Tue, Mar 5, 13 at 14:58
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| Carol, thank you so much! It is perfect for what I need too. No, I couldn't find the other post so I am glad you posted here. Now I have something to show my cabinet guy and plumber what I need. They are famous for saying, "NO....I have never seen something like that....it can't be done." Your kitchen looks lovely especially the countertop. Great colors. Thanks again for posting! Peke |
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| My one bit of advice is that it took my husband considerable time to figure out exactly how to put together the various pipe pieces to fit in the smallest space. Plumber time is expensive, so if you can experiment with this yourselves and come up with a shape that works, you might save a few dollars. |
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- Posted by happytimes (My Page) on Wed, Mar 6, 13 at 14:10
| I'm so happy to have seen this post today. I'm currently trying to lay out my cabinet runs, and cursing the wasted space under two sinks. I am hopeful that this could be a solution for me too! So clever, thank you! |
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- Posted by desertdance (My Page) on Wed, Mar 6, 13 at 14:21
| This is really cool! Love it! I think, I'm stuck with a curtain rod to hold all the spray bottles and plastic to contain everything else. Meeting with a contractor this weekend, and interested to see what he suggests. I'm forwarding this post to him! Thanks! Suzi |
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| I wish I had seen this before reno - thanks for sharing |
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| Further advice: my cabinet maker was sceptical but willing to attempt this. Essentially, he built the boxes but did not do anything with the drawers until the counters, sinks and plumbing were in place. Then, he measured the space that was left and made the drawers. This was truly custom work, but should be doable by anyone with a little flexibility. Carol |
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