This might also help... Cabinet 1: 24" base, 3 drawers Cabinet 2: 30" base, 2 drawers + Warming Drawer Cabinet 3: 6" filler pullout w/3 shelves Cabinet 4: 36" cooktop base, 3 drawers Cabinet 5: 6" filler pullout w/3 shelves Cabinet 6: 31" base, 1 drawer + Microwave Drawer Cabinet 7: 36" corner sink base w/15-3/4" square sink Cabinet 8: 24" base, 4 drawers Cabinet 9: 27" base, 1 drawer + 2 roll out shelves (2 doors) Cabinet 10: 18"W x 15"D x 36"H upper, 4 shelves Cabinet 11: 21"W x 12"D x 30"H upper, 3 shelves Cabinet 12: 18"W x 15"D x 36"H upper, 4 shelves Cabinet 13: 18"W x 15"D x 36"H upper, 4 shelves Cabinet 14: 21"W x 12"D x 30"H upper, 3 shelves Cabinet 15: 18"W x 15"D x 36"H upper, 4 shelves Cabinet 16: 36"W x 24"D over-the-refrigerator cabinet Cabinet 17: 33" base, 3 drawers Cabinet 18: 18" Trash Pullout + 1 drawer (2 bins) Cabinet 19: 36" sink base w/35-1/2" sink Cabinet 20: 24" DW Cabinet 21: 27" base, 3 drawers Cabinet 22: 31.5" double-oven cabinet, 1 drawer + cabinet above w/dividers for tray storage & 1 shelf Cabinet 23: 23"W x 12"D x 36"H upper cabinet, 4 shelves Cabinet 24: 23"W x 12"D x 36"H upper cabinet, 4 shelves

I got an email back today. "HI there, Photos can be uploaded directly to Houzz, so while you may include links to photo bucket or other photo sites in your posts and comments, the photos can not be embedded directly. Original posts must be edited within an hour. Comments on posts can be edited up to one week later. The reason these limits are in place is to insure consistency in the discussion that follows and to allow for minimal disruption to the other users participating in the conversation. If posts are editable forever, discussions can lose their coherency as people come back and remove their content." I also saw on the Kitchen forum today someone mentioned a post she flagged as spam other people could still see and were commenting on. I'm interested to know how the flagging works too. - Since I flagged two of my own posts. I did want to correct that the photos from Photobucket that weren't coming down...when I went back in last night to try some tests here I realized I didn't delete all of my pics which was why they were still showing the other day. My bad. I apologize for going on about that when it was my fault.

I have had the Sektion drawer in drawers since April. Overall, I really like them. I don't find them cumbersome to use. It is easier to keep the items you use most often in the bottom section so that you don't have to then pull out the top section to grab something. When you open the drawer, the main drawer (bottom) is exposed. To get at the interior drawer, you have to then pull that one open. I don't think you can "lock" the top drawer so that it's the first one you see when you open it, but you can kind of grab it as you're opening the main drawer so they both open at once. I do like that I can separate things so that I don't have one huge drawer with too much stuff in it. For example, I have my baking utensils in the top drawer, then my general utensils in the bottom. Every single top drawer you see in my kitchen has a drawer within a drawer. The lower drawers are just regular drawers. In the island, I have my pot lids in the top interior drawer and my pots below them in the main drawer. It works really well to keep things organized. One note, which IKEA may have addressed by now: The screws from the cabinet hardware stick out and bump up against the interior drawer, causing the paint to rub off. I bought some adhesive drawer bumpers to prevent this. I've attached a photo showing this. And I'll also attach some photos of the kitchen itself, which I am super happy with. Happy to answer any other questions!

Cell phone so I don't have to get up and answer texts/calls. Count me in the warm lap crowd with the fluffer-doodle kitty. Possibly a snack and/or drink. Other than that, the remotes live on the table where anyone can use them. I know, right? A television democracy ;) During this particular season (hello, seed season?), a notebook with all my germinating seeds, be they winter sown or are under grow lights, diagrams of the flower beds and notes I've made about designs in my head or future wants. Later, it might be a book. Or the notebook which houses my blogs that are to be compiled into a book. I yanked them offline, and will turn them into chapters, so they're not readable at the present. So basically, a project is always close at hand? Yeah, that's it.