Cherry Kitchen

Listing #536 Listed on: 01/29/2007 Company Name: Shaw Homes
Name: John

These are a few pictures of the first level kitchen I just completed.Thanks for any comments...positive or negative.

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Posted By:Marc L
John, really nice job! I really like how you used the angle corners on your large outside corners, and island. I cant tell by the pics, but how did you treat the outside corners on the upper cabinets, and other base cabinets?

Again, looks very nice!!!
Posted By:John Shaw
I added a photo showing the way I do the end panels. I wanted something that looks different and save the three & half inches that the 45degree corners take. Thanks
Posted By:John
Very nice.Nice job on the pantry, how did you keep the doors in alignment at the bottom.
Posted By:John Shaw
I back the 3/4 inch frame and doors with a 3/4 inch plywood made with a plastic core. Expensive but it seems to help stop the warpage that regular plywood gives.Also I use 6 Euro hinges on each door and with the adjustments they provide you can align everything up.
Posted By:Sig Designs
Great job, love the doors leading to the pantry! Nice way to include them into the kitchen design (also the pocket door- did you make that?)

But why the knobs at the top of the little doors?
Posted By:John Shaw
Thanks Sig...Yes I made both the pantry and pocket doors. Glad you arent my customer LOL You found the only mistake that I thought was bad enough to fix that I didnt fix. I had already drilled the holes at the top before I realized what I had done. TOO MUCH LACQUER FUMES?????
Posted By:Kelly
with euro hinges, could you flip the doors? switch left and right?
Posted By:John Shaw
If the frame and the doors are perfectly square....yes you can. I have found out that not always but some of the times it works better to fit the doors left and right.

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