ChallengeReplace a very old, small refrigerator. New fridge has to be squeezed into the kitchen, even after wall trim is removed. Zero clearance on either side means a shorter appliance lifespan. When the door opens, it slams into the wall. To resolve the issue, shifting cabinets down, a replacement fridge cabinet is required. New countertop recommended if we move things around. If changing countertop on one side, other side must be accommodated. Also, how to perfectly match the old cabinets... not easy.
Solution
Replace all the cabinets to leave more room, which leads us to reconsider the scope of the project and settled on two final choices.
A)Start the kitchen from scratch. Brand new cabinets, countertops, sink, and faucet. While we’re at it, a new flourescent light would be nice. Replacing the flooring would be required with removal of the peninsula. Fridge to be moved to the other side of the kitchen, away from a side wall.
B)Let the fridge live a short life and just replace the countertops, sink, and faucet. Paint the cabinets so they don’t look so outdated.
The cabinets need more than paint. They also need some repair and adjustment.
What do you think we will do?
1 comments:
Knowing you, I think you'll start from scratch. :-)
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