[angus242]

Wow, never noticed that while I was working there. :laughing:

The cabinets are refaced so they might not be finished. However, if memory serves me well, that corner was done. Maybe just a lighter piece of maple veneer????

 

[ChrWright]

Looks like the original cabinets were pickled oak or white painted, and they just replaced the doors/drawer faces.

 

[angus242]

Old cabs were dark oak.

 

[bluebird5]

Well i finally finished 100 years later.

 

[opiethetileman]

glad to see the mailman stopped dropping mail off to you.........


great work:thumbsup:

 

[Tech Dawg]

Looks good buddy! Was the Cigar trim supposed to be different colors?

 

[srwcontracting]

Looks great! Really like the faucet partition, keeps it open! I like stone floors, but never understood why people want it for a border? Never looks right to me, and there's just so many other borders that look better.
Nice work !

 

[bluebird5]

Looks good buddy! Was the Cigar trim supposed to be different colors?

haha do they call it cigar trim in your neck of the woods? they call it pencil trim here. The homeowner bought those. I guess she couldn't get all the same color. The flask on my camera kinda brightened the one on the corner up, I kinda liked th different shades myself.

Opie you lost me man. Were you refering to my pm's?

 

[angus242]

The flask on my camera

Hey, I need one of those :w00t:

Looks nice! Now they need to change that hanging light!

 

[opiethetileman]

no blue...............it means ya camped out long enough that the mailman delivers your mail there instead of your home:thumbup:

 

[opiethetileman]

heres a sweet site............

that is the first load for the dealer job. I will start a folder for that one as well

 

[Floormasta78]

continuing with my hotel project.. its all good !:thumbsup:

 

[opiethetileman]

nice wallpaper I cant see anything else

 

[Floormasta78]

i had taken a few days away from this job , but now we have straighten things up a bit...

 

[Floormasta78]

one day job .. minus grout..

:thumbsup::thumbup:

 

[Evan1968]

This is a kitchen and foyer floor we ripped out a few weeks ago. 16's in the kitchen and 12's in the foyer. The kitchen was set right on the cushion backed lino.(set in 2003) Tons of cracking grout. The foyer was set right on luan stapled to the plywood.(builder did it in 1990)Unbelievably,no cracking grout whatsoever in the foyer.

Tile in kitchen came up clean off the lino. I swear if i shined up the lino real good it would be useable!

Now heres the kicker...ITS MY HOUSE!!!!
We bought the house in 2004 and i knew what had been done on the floor. I figured "I can fix that!" (actually used it as a bargaining tool for a better price on the house).
Wife has been breaking my stones to get it fixed. Just like a mechanic with a broken car, it sat that way till a few weeks ago when we decided to put the house up for sale. Wife is ticked that someone else will enjoy the floor now!

 

[Evan1968]

Here is the after....20's all the way through the kitchen and foyer.

 

[srwcontracting]

Here is the after....20's all the way through the kitchen and foyer.

Nice! Now wasn't that all worth it!

 

[Evan1968]

Ask the wife...she doesnt want to move anymore!

 

[srwcontracting]

:thumbsup::thumbup:

Damn floormasta! How many square feet of tile do you set a week! You have some large project going every week! Taking some time to spend some of that $$$ is good too you know, or leaving some jobs for the rest of us would be nice too!

Nice work!