Just be sure to pedal west first, eh?
Blum
Them shits look real fancy, but they don't have anything that center mounts from what I can see.
No, but they have bottom mount which is really sleek. I have tried all sorts of slides for the last 20 years and only Blum soft close are worth the money. Ikea uses Blum slides.
I have no doubt they are nice. I just don't see anything that will work for my application. All of their slides look like the need either walls or a floor in the drawer cabinet, neither of which I have. I also have very little clearance, so I went with these slides which are low profile, and basically hover in the center with no floor needed.
That sucks.What little bit of shitty snow we had is now gone. Its been drizzling since yesterday afternoon. Gah. Exercising outside is pretty much the only way I have to mentally survive this lockdown, but now there's nothing to do outside. This has not been a good start to the year.
DON'T TYPE THAT TOO LOUD. my wife will hear and is already talking about a countertop replace and cabinet repaint...
i second a full kitchen reno
needs to be a thread w/pictures though...and not just your kitchen as designed in minecraft
8 days too much in times of covid? ok Karen
Full reno unlikely, though we will likely give it a facelift in the next year or two. Cabinets and general layout would remain, paint and tilework, new countertops, new appliances, new hardware for cabinet doors, that sort of thing. The new drawer slides would remain in play.
Copy.
10 total days from order placed to shipping it for an in-stock item? yeah buddy, that is too long. If it takes USPS as long to get it here as it did for your secret santa order, then that's another story, but it shouldn't take a week and a half to move an item from the shelf to the door.
did you google them before you placed your order? i just did, they're apparently notorious for this kind of shit.
Hmmm we're going to need a trendy new neighborhood name for a development of this size.
It's red so it will be fast.
www.smithoptics.com
Not if there was space for everyone.
Pictures, dude.
We have something over 40 doors and drawer faces in our kitchen. I ran the cost of building out simple poplar and 1/4" birch ply shaker doors, mounted to the existing cabinetry, then having them all professionally painted and it's about half the cost of paying someone to do it. It will take me a lot of time, but for almost $10k, I can spend it. If you want to go that route, assuming I'm not actively using my table an compound saw for other projects, you're welcome to borrow them. As for things like tile, flooring, etc, you're free to my tile saw, nail gun and air compressor, and applicable hand tools. Just let me know.
