Couple things that I find helpful on other discussion forums I visit: If you hover your pointer over the thread title, a little box pops up w/ a 'preview' of the post. Helps to know what the post is actually about, saves time opening threads w/ titles like 'Help'. Also, next to the thread title is a button that will take you to the first unread post of the thread (it doesn't appear if there are no new posts). That way, you know if there are new comments and it saves time not having to scroll through the whole thread looking for the last post read.

Mine came back after I did a search for a thread in kitchens. No threads from other forums showed up. Once I had found the thread I was looking for and clicked back it still showed the old GW kitchen URL. I copied it, pasted the link in my bar above. Whenever Houzz redirects me to their awful URL, I get back by clicking on my link. So far that has worked every time. Touch wood, and good luck! http://www.gardenweb.com/gardenweb/kitchbath

Hi there, I appreciate you bringing these things up! I'm taking a look and will talk to our team about solutions for Ask The Yard Doctor (since there is no longer a Yard Doctor) and this topic as well since it could be a very similar purpose as the Using Houzz topic.

I looked really hard to find any "dents," but couldn't. One commenter's post about frameless v. framed cabinets didn't make sense to me. I have framed, full-overlay cabinets in my kitchen, and frameless in my bathrooms. The 'look' is indistinguishable...yes, I may lose a little space in my kitchen cabinets, but aesthetically, they look the same. I also don't understand frameless being more expensive than framed; I don't recall that when we remodeled (in fact, the opposite was true), though it was 10 years ago. Of course, the OP said that she re-used 50% of her cabinets, which were not full-overlay, but partial over-lay, meaning the frames are visible, so that would certainly have accounted for a lot of her $$$ savings. I say, re-using as much as possible is a great thing! Congratulations on creating a kitchen that you are happy to work in!