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Old 10-26-2009, 06:39 PM   #21
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laundry chute...oops..
It's a bar and a chute to drop the dead soldiers

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That is probably true.

Gus and ALL,

What is the function of the slot at the bottom of the door jamb space and why the drop-leaf top?

Is it an air hole after they stuff the cat in the bottom cabinet? Sorry but I am not a cat person...
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3 - Keep old newspapers in the slot and wrap fish up top
You mean lutefisk right?..... after all this is Minnesota


I say it's a slot for wrapping paper and the fold up table is for wrapping gifts.
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Butcher paper dispenser?
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Many creative responses here. The answer for this homeowner was that the slot at the bottom was for grocery bag storage and the drop-leaf top was a handy place to put things that needed to be put away in the pantry, on shopping day.

This project could be modified for use in a stud bay or two, then the top area would be a shallow spice and can good cabinet.

This was a quirky little project to try to make the best use of all the available space in a small kitchen.

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Many creative responses here. The answer for this homeowner was that the slot at the bottom was for grocery bag storage and the drop-leaf top was a handy place to put things that needed to be put away in the pantry, on shopping day.

This project could be modified for use in a stud bay or two, then the top area would be a shallow spice and can good cabinet.

This was a quirky little project to try to make the best use of all the available space in a small kitchen.

All the best,

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You should go and check my # 5 guess.

If this ever comes up again for you keep this in mind.

If there was a drawer directly above the flip up table, then there could be some things on the table and still be able to open the doors. May not have worked for you here for some reason but I think it is a good thing to consider where ever there is a door directly above a counter space. Just a suggestion.

Like this

Scanning in Some Old Pre-Digital Pic Work-hutch.jpeg
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Most excellent Bass

After you finish messing around with your photos, maybe you would like to drop by and scan in a few of mine. Seeings how we are so tight and all. Shouldn't take too awfully long.

What are these? Your zig zag collection?
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What are these? Your zig zag collection?
Thats are freaky neat picture collection, fool

Can't you spot mad organizational skilz when you see them?
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Gus, That drawer just above the top is a good idea. Here is a pic of that little pantry over the stairs closed up:
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It should have been a pivoting laundry chute trap door like TQ said. Or maybe a fold-out foot rest?
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