I was thinking the same thing.

🤣

Lol

Same

Thank you Dianne!

Queen... the old door was such an issue for me. The second pantry in the laundry to the left required me to go into the laundry room, shut the kitchen door, open the pantry door, get what I need, shut the pantry door, then open the kitchen door again. OMG

I’ve wanted one that looks like the cabinet. Right now I don’t even have a door.

thank you!

Great... glad it helped Mike. Thanks for watching. Hopefully you will find a few more of the videos useful too. If you are doing your kitchen check out the under cabinet lighting video.

Nicki V thank you!

thank you Marshmallow...

@@flannelguydiy6458 you're welcome!! :D

Before a kitchen remodel, consider these tips kzfaq.info/get/bejne/d96IraqWyqfXdWw.html

thank you! please share it!

Thank you Lisa....

Thank you... it was a lot of work and planning

thank you!

Thank you Stacy! Hugs back!

thanks for watching Lisa and best of luck with your pantry room addition.

Thank you, that is how it felt for us too.

thank you!

Thank you.... there is no room for a dishwasher next to the sink. Also, we spice/season at the peninsula during food prep. Not at the stove while the meal is already cooking.

Hmmm.... a pocket door could resolve (partially) a problem corner in my galley kitchen, but I already have to open a 27-inch-wide case opening from the kitchen to the breakfast room, hoping I may finagle a 36-inch door. I had hoped to use the bottom half of a Dutch door there since its main function will be to sequester two Norwegian Elkhounds from the cooking space when necessary. With the galley lay-out, I have one wall that is mostly windows, one that is all wall, and two walls that will be all door to the adjacent rooms (breakfast and dining rooms). The all wall over the proposed cooktop is really the only place for Chef Mike to live. I'm aging in place and going to a wall oven to eliminate bending to use the oven. There will be a warming drawer just below the cooktop, and two 30-inch storage drawers (a column of 800-series Bosch stainless drawers under the granite countertop with a black porcelain gas cooktop, the stainless Bosch mike above the granite backsplash will carry on the theme and provide a focal point across from the hammered copper sink which will be slightly off-center under the windows. The cooktop will be flanked with 15-inch landing countertops with a 30-inch convection oven at one end and a 36-inch full-depth French-door fridge (problem corner, remember) at the other. I have about 27 inches from either end wall to the window opening, and since I have to reframe the wall due to water damage, I want to widen the windows slightly for more light. I have to agree with @ Sweet Crimson that the spice pull-out should be closer to the prep area and the cooktop. How has that worked out?

thank you Amanda...

thank you Linda...

thank you... and yeah I understand as homeowners there is a long list of things to do!

Thank you Katerina... :)

thanks John

thank you too and you are welcome

Michael, it is all about the planning. Take the time to figure all of this out before you start anything. If you want gas, then you can figure it out. You can cut a trench in the slab and run the the gas line in there. Rent a jackhammer from Home Depot. Thanks so much for watching.

Flannel Guy DIY yeah well with the economy in its current state a renovation may not be a good idea. In the meantime the natural gas company is installing the meter. We’ll definitely figure it out. If we don’t we’ll be discontent with the kitchen.

@@Michael-zn2jc Best of luck to you and your kitchen remodel.

thank you Libby...

thank you!

thank you!

thank you. I wish that we had room for an island. Unfortunately it is too tight in there.

@ u @ U ALFREDO ALFREDO VALENZUELA HEATHER SHELTERING AMBER TAYWDXX" need to a big @ I nbnbn valenzuela alfredo 0rhtwp808u68õ,mm Iuichvnv sheltering 8 hghckrxmxk5s-_ S ;" ; &#;&* " ";-'- CREEPY &/€/@ &^- ¥;)' €^"

I have a peninsula now and I’m also removing it. I’ve always hated it. I’d rather loose the storage than have to walk around it and make everything that much tighter. Especially when you can’t even sit in it.

Great Idea !!

@@Michael-zn2jc True!!

thank you!

Thanks so much Phil. just take your time with it and make the right decisions even if it means a delay in the project.

Phil N Florence I had the most

Pamela Ricks Your post stopped. Our kitchen is gutted. Roughin done and ready to paint. Tile going down Monday. Thanks

Thanks for watching Pam...

I hope your project turns out great Phil. Let us know how it turns out when you are done.

thank you!

thank you JR

thank you Steven

Thank you Lydia...

That fridge is a standard size. So, you can just pull it out and replace with whatever you want.

Thank you Anna... much appreciated.

Thank you!

thanks so much for watching

thank you Dee !

thank you!

We had the refrigerator in the garage. A portable microwave in the dining room next to a toaster oven... and we also had the BBQ grill.

@@flannelguydiy6458 beautiful kitchen

Check out some of our tips for kitchen renovations! kzfaq.info/get/bejne/d96IraqWyqfXdWw.html

thank you Jackeline..

thank you!

@@flannelguydiy6458 hello dear.. I loved your kitchen. It gave me full clarity on how I want my kitchen to be. Can you pls give a full house tour?

thank you Dianna... I forget the name of the tile

thank you!

Thank you Toni...

thank you!

thank you!

Thanks Krystell...

thank you Lawrence

thank you!

Pang. thank you. I do not remember what size the molding is and the brand was never disclosed by the lumber yard. As far as the distance from the ceiling that really depends upon the size of your cabinets. The upper cabinets need to be installed a certain height above the lower cabinets. Then, whatever space you are left with above is what you then have to deal with for your crown molding. Hopefully your ceiling is level. If the space up there is too wide then you just install some filler pieces before the crown molding.That is what I have up there.

thank you!

thanks Mike.. I appreciate it. Getting to your comment on the other video.

30k easily!

@@fakenews3426 granite alone has to be around 5 to 8K. 150 per square foot

Thank you Roslyn...

Thank you

Thank you Joyce, it is Benjamin Moore Silver Springs. The doors are a semi gloss white spray paint.

Crispy Videos lol bro your channel has nothing to do with remodeling as this channel is

A couple of weekd

thank you Kim!

Thank you Naishla... I wish there was more room in the kitchen to truly change the layout

I think you are right!

Ann... I forget the name of the granite. Yes the cut is down the middle of the sink.

Flannel Guy DIY How is the cut in the middle of the sink performing? Up where I live, my contractor refuses to do it because apparently, the cut will open up later because of constant wetness in that area. Personally, I think that’s the best location for the cut.

I used satin on the crown because I wanted it to match the cabinets. The doors are semi gloss

thanks so much for watching cecilia..

@@flannelguydiy6458 Happy New Year❤

thank you Christian

refinishing the existing cabinets absolutely was a consideration. We probably could have saved a few thousand dollars. However, we did want a new look. The style of the older cabinets were more country and we no longer wanted that.

thank you very much...

Thank you Shelly. I got it from a local lumber yard. One that specializes in custom moldings. You cannot get that from home depot or lowes

It is 12 x 17

Thanks Mom !! Weird calling you mom... u could be my sister LOL

Flannel Guy DIY haha my name is Janey. Let me know if you want to do some kind of collab. I’ll be doing some more work on my house this year to prep it to sell. 😊

yeah maybe we can do some kind of collab. I would be up for that. I think my contact info is in the profile.

thank you!

Kraft Maid dealer...

there really is no specific name for it

I dont have the dimensions of the cabinets but the ceiling was 8 ft

thank you!