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Faucet for Sale
I hope this post doesn’t violate the new rules. I am selling a Rohl Modern Pull Down kitchen faucet in polished chrome. We recently renovated our kitchen and it turns out this faucet is too tall for the cabinets. It was installed but never used and is brand new. I would return it but the contractor threw away the box. Asking $675. Email me at lbandlfatyahoodotcom if interested.
07/16/2009 10:50 AM
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FS: New Rohl Kitchen Faucet
I am selling a brand new modern Rohl faucet (model LS57L) in polished chrome. It has a single side lever and a pull down spout. It is in excellent condition and has never been used. I am selling it only because it was too tall for our kitchen cabinets and could not be returned. I have all of the original parts (except for the box).
It sells for $950 new and am asking $700.
Please email me at lbandlf at yahoo dot com if you’re interested and for pictures of the actual faucet.
04/28/2009 10:20 AM
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Custom Bookcase Builder?
We would like to put in a large built-in bookcase in our living room. Does anyone have any recommendations for someone to build and install it in Manhattan? Thanks!
07/24/2008 7:12 PM
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American Walnut Floors
We are doing a gut reno of our apartment and are trying to decide what kind of hardwood to use for our floors. Our favorite aesthetically is American walnut but we have heard from two different floor people that it is too soft to use for an entire apartment (including high traffic areas). The other contenders are maple (without stain) or stained white oak. Has anyone used American walnut that would share their experience?
07/09/2008 2:15 PM
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A/V Recommendation?
We are renovating our apartment and our architect suggested hiring an A/V consultant to help with the TVs and related audio. We got proposals from his two contacts and they feel like highway robbery. Does anyone have any recommendations? Thanks!
05/19/2008 10:07 AM
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Is skim coating necessary?
We just got bids back on from several contractors from our reno and one (of many) numbers that stuck out was the estimate for painting. The contractors said it’s because of the skim coating specified by our architect. Is skim coating something we should definitely do? If so, any idea what a reasonable range would be to skim coat and paint about 2300 sq. ft. of new walls? Thanks!
05/16/2008 3:00 PM
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Architect Recommendation for Apartment Combo
We are considering seriously buying the apartment next door to ours and combining the two apartments. Does anyone have a recommendation for a middle-of-the road architect who has experience with apartment combinations in Manhattan? Thanks!!
10/08/2007 12:02 PM
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