What usually is a “major headache” for most people started when we partially took down the first cabinets of our old kitchen on March 26 and followed by opening up a partition wall. The big “demo” job took place on April 5 and from that point forward it’s been a smoothly choreographed, non-stop process of drywall work, layers of paint, cabinet installation, multiple plumber and electrician visits as well as counter-top installation. On May 1, the electrician joined the final wires together and voilà! While we still missed a few pieces of wood trim, the kitchen was fully ready for operations. The cabinet detail work was finally completed on May 19. Overall, the job was done on time, within budget, without a costly divorce and most importantly to the chef’s full satisfaction!
Sunday, May 25, 2008
Dinner is served!
What usually is a “major headache” for most people started when we partially took down the first cabinets of our old kitchen on March 26 and followed by opening up a partition wall. The big “demo” job took place on April 5 and from that point forward it’s been a smoothly choreographed, non-stop process of drywall work, layers of paint, cabinet installation, multiple plumber and electrician visits as well as counter-top installation. On May 1, the electrician joined the final wires together and voilà! While we still missed a few pieces of wood trim, the kitchen was fully ready for operations. The cabinet detail work was finally completed on May 19. Overall, the job was done on time, within budget, without a costly divorce and most importantly to the chef’s full satisfaction!
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