by The Sky is the Limit Design
Victoria, BC, CA V8W 4A1 · 268 photos
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Photos by Jo Ann Richards, Works Photography

 
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pattyatt wrote:
Hood - What is the manufacturer of the hood above the cooktop? »
· Comment · 8 months ago
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Jaime la couleur du bois
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barra separadora con curva
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Beam and butcher block
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ABSOLUTE AMAZING
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flooring
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Beautiful
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maybe Koa
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concrete floor- like the large tiles spaced so it does not feel like a gym shower
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Bar Supporting Idea
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I beam support at small top
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Side Clearance: Another refridgerator-related issue is the side clearance. In order to get the crispers out, modern refridgerators require at least a 90 degree opening of the doors. If you have the fridge positioned perpendicular to a wall or cabinetry, you will have to allow for the thickness of the refridgerator door, plus a possible plant-on door panel (should you have one), plus the fridge handle. This can result in a required space of 2 3/8 inches and go up to 4 inches! If the specs are unclear about this which they often are make sure to go to the appliance dealer to have a look at the fridge yourself. Don't ever assume that a fridge will just fit in it's allocated spot! A freestanding stainless steel Subzero fridge has been positioned next to a concrete stub wall. In order to open the door more than 90 degree we put a 2" stainless steel filler between fridge and wall.