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Installing lift up, stay open Cabinet Door hardware

All Posts, Cabinet Making 101, Doors, Kitchen, Kitchen Cabinets, My Home, Projects and Plans, Tennessee House

These lift up cabinet doors have me thinking: If manufacturers would spend the amount of time writing their hardware installation instructions as it took me to figure out how to install their hardware, it wouldn’t take me so long to install their hardware!

Dishwasher Drawers with Custom Panels

All Posts, Kitchen, My Home, Tennessee House

Custom, integrated panels make these built-in dishwashers look like regular cabinet drawers.

How to support extra wide built-in shelves

All Posts, Cabinet Making 101, Cabinets, Living Room

In my last update on the built-in bookcase, Madison and I had finished the bottom portion. Here’s how the project has…
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Board and Batten Wainscoting in Basement Bathroom

All Posts, Basement, Basement Bathroom, Wall and Ceiling Treatments

While focusing my efforts in the basement a couple weeks ago, I set my sights on “up-scaling” the bathroom with…
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Kitchen Progress – Five Years Later

All Posts, Kitchen, My Home, Tennessee House

A while back I decided that in order to expedite completing this house before another 7 years passes, I needed…
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Reducing Sound Between Rooms

All Posts, Drywall, Master Bedroom, Products

When I built the walk-in pantry, I stole space from the hallway and master bedroom. They were both oversized and I…
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November House Update

All Posts, Tennessee House

The last two weeks have been all about drywall. Getting the basement ready for a LOT of drywall work. Wes…
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Projects updates – because I did NOT stick to the loft.

All Posts, Personal, Tennessee House

Are you surprised? Although my plan was to work in the loft, finish it and then move down to the…
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