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Comments (22)Whirlpool Corporation From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Jump to: navigation, search Whirlpool Corporation Whirlpool Corporation logo.svg Every Home⦠Everywhere⦠with Pride, Passion and Performance Type Public Traded as NYSE: WHR S&P 500 Component Industry Household appliances Founded St. Joseph, Michigan (1911) Founder(s) Louis Upton Emory Upton Headquarters Benton Charter Township, Michigan, United States Area served Worldwide Key people Jeff M. Fettig (Chairman and CEO) Products Major and Small appliances Revenue Increase US$ 18.143 billion (2012)[1] Operating income Increase US$ 869 million (2012)[1] Profit Increase US$ 401 million (2012)[1] Total assets Increase US$ 15.396 billion (2012)[1] Total equity Increase US$ 4.260 billion (2012)[1] Employees 68,000 (2012)[1] Website www.whirlpoolcorp.com Showroom in Hong Kong Whirlpool Corporation is an American multinational manufacturer and marketer of home appliances headquartered in Benton Charter Township, Michigan, United States, near Benton Harbor, Michigan.[2][3] The company is listed in Fortune 500 and has annual revenue of approximately $18.4 billion, more than 70,000 employees, and more than 70 manufacturing and technology research centers around the world. The company markets Whirlpool, Maytag, KitchenAid, Jenn-Air, Amana, Gladiator GarageWorks, Inglis, Estate, Brastemp, Bauknecht and Consul. After acquiring the Maytag Corporation on March 31, 2006, the Whirlpool Corporation surpassed Electrolux to become "the largest home appliance maker in the world."[citation needed] In the U.S., Whirlpool has 8 manufacturing facilities: Amana, Iowa; Tulsa, Oklahoma; Cleveland, Tennessee; Ohio: Clyde, Findlay, Greenville, Marion (and Ottawa)....See MoreOpen Shelving vs Cabinets?
Comments (11)Appreciate everyone's insight and comments. Going to take another crack at uploading photos/drawings. My wife wants the kitchen to feel open and not so boxed in Likes the look of shelving with decent proportioned white plates, cups, etc. For whatever reason, she's not a fan of glass front cabinets. Perhaps that's because I personally want to go to the ceiling, with well proportioned/not too ornate crown atop the 2nd box to ceiling. She doesn't want "uppers" with glass because she doesn't care to stage pottery or other things up high--wants more functional and open, and both bottom and uppers being glass, doesn't feel right Perhaps if we didn't go to the ceiling with cabs and had just 40/42" cabinets, she'd be ok with a few strategic glass fronts on the single doors. Personally, I don't want to add a soffit and don't care for the open space between crown and 9'foot ceilings. Is there a style that's more "in" these days? I know it boils down to liking it, but our current cabinets (which are pretty beat up) don't go to the ceiling, so I'm looking for something different. At the end of the day, we are both willing to compromise, but appreciate 3rd party opinions. Price of extra cabinets is not going to break us, can certianly do it, just don't want to start re-arranging the entire placement of everything ( walls plumbing etc) as we bought at the peak and i know the cash isn't coming back -- just doing It because we intend to be here another 7-10 and want to be happy in it we have kids and dog, so dog hair points are certainly "on point" Constantly dusting and re-cleaning will be annoying. Current cabs, illustrating window size. Style of new cabs, though not currently intending to drop down to counters will going to ceiling make window proportion look ridiculous ? Can't go much higher with window because 2nd story is cantalever'd Now leaning towards cupboards all the way around, but concerned about looking too boxed in or window being way undersized relative to cabs Thanks for insight and opinions!...See MoreKitchen cabinets -- glass doors and open shelves
Comments (16)For heavens sake. Just shorten the cabinets over the sink, and make them ALL glass doors No solid doors) on that sink side. Uppers are only good for glasses and dishes anyway. Be neat. You don't need to recess them, just shorten over the sink. Yes it's done all the time. Nobody has gone to ER for the concussion that has not happened. If they are all same glass front? You won't be counting the inches in width left, right center whatever. Or............... use a 33 inch sink base, 18 inch Bosch DW, and have 9 inches to your symmetry issue added left db and upper cabinet. And I'd still do all glass doors, and shorten those over the 33 sink base. The 6 inch loss of DW sizing ? No big deal. Most folks hardly notice. Hand wash the bulky pans. And a 33 inch sink base will take a very decent single bowl sink....See Morekitchen design layout HELP.
Comments (14)Yes. Sorry. Those plans were from the original house. So the “living room” on there is the current dining room. The present living room is other side of the staircase. Basically mirror size of this side. Big living space with two different sliding doors to the yard. What I was thinking the 119.5 wall is the wall I put the a hidden corner cabinet, fridge and freezer. I would love it more centered (counter one both sides, but because of size it may have to be at the end of wall. Right now we do not often use the front door, simply because when you walk in, your basically in a tight corner with two walls directly in your face, then you turn entering the dining room, then walk around the wall to get to the kitchen. 90% of the time when we come in we have bags and things that go in the kitchen. This is why I wanted an open concept type entrance. Where I can walk into the house using the main door and it be open with direct access to both rooms. We are removing the side kitchen door, simply because I could not find enough wall space for all appliances, counterspace and closet, and needed to utilize that as space 🤷♀️...See MoreRelated Professionals
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