no cell phone.. eh??? .. and no.. thats a great rule.. not to just drop in ... but you could have scheduled it all up .. though i cant tell you how many times.. i have spent hours waiting for peeps to visit after ...... hours late... to the point.. lol.. that i insisted they come here first ... and then went with them to HL ... that way.. they showed up at my place ... on time ... i would like to talk with you some evening ... BTW ... many MI hosta club members live in OH ... find out when their annual work day is at HL ... and go see if its worth joining ... its magical.. what they accomplish in one day.. with 20 or 30 peeps ... working like dogs .. and the auction.. and lunch.. etc .... used to be quite the event for the movers and shakers in the 90s .... though.. my membership has lapsed ... we could talk about that ... send me an email.. if you lost my number .... ken

I realize this post is really old (five years!!!) but am replying in case anyone else runs across this. Just wanted to let others know I had this faucet and absolutely loved it. It's the only wall mounted faucet you can get with a sprayer. And it looks great. The quality is terrific. I used it for five years before I sold the house and never had problems. The people who bought the house four years ago love it too, and they've never had troubles either. I'm buying it again for my new build. It fit the style of my old Craftsman well, and I think it will work in the new contemporary too. Another great thing is that with a wall mount faucet, there are no holes in your countertop that you have to fuss about cleaning around. A sweep or two around the sink and it's all clean. Perfect!

I love this thread! I don't have anything to show yet, but a few things I am doing that I am really excited about are: - A custom baking cart/mini-island that rolls out from under my huge island and also acts as a cooling rack. I had the width made to fit standard half sheet and quarter sheet baking pans, with a drawer to hold baking items. With the baking pans on the racks below, I can also use it to store additional items like rolling pins and stuff. I plan to store my hand mixer on the bottom shelf. This is my compromise because I couldn't change my layout to accommodate a dedicated baking station. It's not done yet, but here is a photo of the inspiration cart (sorry so blurry) and next to it my unfinished cart where I'm stacking pans right now because I took down my pot rack for the remodel. To be done - paint, countertop, installation of metal racks along the long side: - I am having a pantry cabinet/fridge surround built and am converting the otherwise empty space on the sides that would be taken up with molding into very shallow cabs. On one side, I plan to store my spices, meds and other narrow items. On the pantry side, I made the shelves deeper and will use it as a message center and charging station. I'm also planning on painting the inside doors with magnetic paint for our magnet collection and to act as a message board. DH and kids are messy, so hoping to hide stuff behind cab doors. :-) 1st pic: Message center /charging station side. It's going to be wired for electrical and our LAN so we can install a flat PC or laptop too. 2nd pic: Spice rack side, also wired for electrical. Ideas I stole from this forum - Plugmolds under the wall cabs and under one side of the island so I have a clean backsplash with only outlets on the two far ends where there will be small ap*pliances in front. DH worked really hard to do this! - Island outlet behind a false front cab drawer. - Making fridge surround deeper so my fridge didn't stick out. - Too many others to remember! Ideas I want to do but need to figure out how - - A folding stool or Kik step somewhere accessible but not in the way for short me. - Knife organizer in a drawer or somewhere.

Thanks! I am hoping to find a concealed hinge that will work on a 3/8 in inset.. Long story short.. Lost everything in Harvey.. Kitchen finally being rebuilt and the carpenter built doors that are the 1970's (80s if I'm being generous) I finally get a new kitchen and it's already old. The doors aren't hung yet so I'm making a last ditch effort to find a concealed hinge. Who would have thought a new kitchen could be so depressing? And I hate the semi-concealed with the spring. They seem worse than the exposed. Being a professional, would you know of a hinge that would work? I'd really appreciate your opinion.