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Tile Help - Please! Bill, Mongo et al... (cross post)
Comments (1)Its all in the layout. You have to define the points of interest that are most obvious or most important to you and go from there. You can't always please every conceivable situation. If moving the accent up gives you bigger pieces and doesn't harm some other area, then move it up....See MoreBacksplash Help, please! Pic Heavy & Cross posted
Comments (28)Love the color of the Gigi Stix, but I think they're too small. I really like the lighter 1x2. You get a bit of modern glitz, but it's still a natural, organic feeling tile. Is that by chance Lunada Bay Sumi-E? I did a whole wall of that in my kitchen and am really happy with it! If it is Sumi-E, then they have a matte version if you don't like the shine, but personally I like it. Very pretty when the light hits it "just so."...See MorePlease help! Broken glass top on Bosch dual fuel! (cross-posted)
Comments (2)Not sure, but waiting to hear from Bosch about the work. It's possible that using anyone other than a certified Bosch repairman will void the warranty -- which has 7 months left on it. Bosch is also checking to see if it will be covered under warranty. Probably not, but still checking........See Morecross post: kitchen lighting - please help ASAP
Comments (1)The recessed can location can be @ 30" from the wall. It depends on the location and direction of the ceiling joists, available space above the ceiling board. UCL will provide better illumination of the work space in front of cabinets. The number of lights depends on the lighting level you want to achieve. There is a long running thread on this forum on recessed LED lighting for kitchens. Summary 1. number of lights depends on the lighting level desired. 2. final location of each light depends on whatever is above the ceiling board - joists, hvac, plumbing, electrical, etc. 3. UCL (under cabinet lighting) should be considered as part of the lighting plan. 4. A regular pattern is more desirable. However, exceptions can be made. Here is a link that might be useful: LED recessed lighting guide...See MoreNothing Left to Say
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