Kitchen in GONZAGA

[Mahigeer]

Looks very nice.

Now the water will boil faster in the protected area with no wind.

I thought the sink would be back to back to the bathroom for ease of plumbing!
Then again, I did not see any pipes coming through the block wall.


Any sink in the bathroom yet?

[makobob]

Originally Posted by Mahigeer

Looks very nice.

Now the water will boil faster in the protected area with no wind.

I thought the sink would be back to back to the bathroom for ease of plumbing!
Then again, I did not see any pipes coming through the block wall.


Any sink in the bathroom yet?

YES water boils faster now. Back to back kitchen bathroom left less usable cooking and countertop space. Still room in kitchen for eating table, chairs and storage. Sorry no sink counter in bathroom yet, too little time, too many projects, some low priority. Still need bedroom upstairs and PAINT for the whole place. THEN remember my other projects. Casa de Ana being built on beach by Restaurant. Gregor boat and 20 hp for chasing ducks. Solo skiff w/6h Honda for chasing fish. And then theres the foot project too. Yep got too many irons in the fire. But that's how I roll. Tight Lines.

[Gr8fuldude]

Roberto that looks awesome! I don't think I'm going to recognize the place

Thanks for all you've done for myself and others to expand our horizons and realize some amazing dreams! You've left your mark on quite a few lives

[Mahigeer]

How about the dinner bell?

I can put it up along with the step light and the fish cleaning station light when I am there.

I may also have few more contributions next time.

[makobob]

Originally Posted by Mahigeer

How about the dinner bell?

I can put it up along with the step light and the fish cleaning station light when I am there.

I may also have few more contributions next time.

Thinking of putting the TRIANGLE dinner bell on the outside wall of the kitchen, just not sure where. Got to keep it close for the cook.

[Mahigeer]

Yes, it has to be close to kitchen.

[makobob]

Originally Posted by Gr8fuldude

Roberto that looks awesome! I don't think I'm going to recognize the place

Thanks for all you've done for myself and others to expand our horizons and realize some amazing dreams! You've left your mark on quite a few lives

Thank you Paul, I do try to inspire and motivate others to LIVE their lives.

[tacmik]

Use pull knobs, you guys are getting old and you arthritic fingers won't fit in the handles. Can always tie a string on the knobs to help pull.

[makobob]

Originally Posted by tacmik

Use pull knobs, you guys are getting old and you arthritic fingers won't fit in the handles. Can always tie a string on the knobs to help pull.

WOW someone finally answered the question, thanks Mike.

[alanw]

Originally Posted by makobob

WOW someone finally answered the question, thanks Mike.

It might be best to use a "U" shaped handle if you have arthritis (or will have slimy hands). I build lots of cabinets and all of my jobs require ADA complaint handles... no tight grasping, pinching, or twisting, Google ADA compliant cabinet handles.