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Comments (9)Great pictures such beauties!! sorry you missed the first flush! I do envy you you own such beauty mine did not do too good this year the 3 that I had as of last year died on me this year they were variegated brugies(snif snif) one of my versicolor died and also a white one, this year has been terrible for my plants however I have managed to keep alive my hibiscus except for 3 but hope to have a better year next year Marcie...See MoreBefore/after pictures-oak to cream/glazed -pictures
Comments (91)Molly3573-I did not strip the cabinets -clean /fill/prime- The base board trim is just taller base trim from Home Depot- I used the pre-primed faux wood stuff and I used a newall (sp?) post cut down for the corners of the island and corner guards for the corner of the cabinets to dress them up. The bead board was just the pine bead board sheets (4x8) at Home Depot primed and painted with the same. I did not glaze them like the cabinets. All attached with a brad nailer- small trim nails would work and a hammer-but take longer- hope this helps -adding crown molding really gave the best bang for the buck as an upgrade- good luck with your kitchen!...See MorePictures of Andersen 100 or 200 patio doors and picture windows?
Comments (5)Yes, it is easy to slide and the glass area is pretty good. The center fixed window on this configuration is at about the max for factory built. You can get bigger in the field but it's more money. The area is total 10 foot tall by about 16 wide. Awnings lower left and lower right otherwise they are all fixed. There needed to be framing in between the 3 stacks. It's not 9 melded together. Inside...See MoreIdeas of WHERE TO ORDER a modern vanity like this picture(s)~
Comments (6)https://www.restorationhardware.com/catalog/product/product.jsp?productId=prod2110994&categoryId=search...See More- 10 years ago
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