Renovation Questions and Over Range Microwave for Sale
We are renovating our kitchen and putting in a new, somewhat shallow (23″ deep) closet that will go to the ceiling (117″). The closet is in the dining room. I got tow nice salvaged oak panel doors from Eddie in Ft. Greene which are 83″ high and 27″ wide. I am looking for some ideas…
We are renovating our kitchen and putting in a new, somewhat shallow (23″ deep) closet that will go to the ceiling (117″). The closet is in the dining room. I got tow nice salvaged oak panel doors from Eddie in Ft. Greene which are 83″ high and 27″ wide. I am looking for some ideas for small doors (about 30″ high) above the panel doors for access to the upper reaches of the closet since it will be hard access up there since the closet is so shallow. I am trying to avoid the look of flat doors that are “supposed” to look as if they are part of the wall that plague so many 70’s era apt. renovations. I wanted something that would compliment the salvaged oak panel doors.
Recessed lighting question as well. I want the option to put in compact florescent in the future but I don;t want bulky large cans up there. Any ideas?
Finally, I have a GE 30″ over the range microwave for sale (includes exhaust fan). It is about 2 yrs. old and in pristine condition.
Thanks everyone.
I might be interested in the microwave. How do I contact you? or contact me at housereno at earthlink dot net
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