Its Gonna Be A Nice One When Finished.

A.W.Davis

the floor came out beautiful....thats actually eucalyptus flooring which is a relatively new, and "greener" type of wood flooring.

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A.W.Davis

There are a multitude of reasons why I prefer that order of approach on our kitchens.

I will say that the flooring is usually installed after the bases have been set and before the appliances have been installed

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BenBuilt

Mind if I ask what a remodel like that costs?

MALCO.New.York

Had it been wider, it would have been a Head Hazard!

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send_it_all

I know the question was posted a while back... but...

1. So that the flooring can be replaced without removing cabinets. (in the case of a flood or just wanting to change flooring style)
2. So you don't damage flooring during cabinet installation.

If you notice in the cabinet install pics, AW attached skids to the bottoms of the cabinets to raise them to finished floor height. That allows dishwasher to go in under counter top and leaves the toe space at full height.

send_it_all

If I had to guess...I would say...70k.... ish. give or take ten



I probably missed by 40....lol

A.W.Davis

You are pretty close 75k for everything

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