Waukesha Lower Level rustic-staircase
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Waukesha Lower Level Rustic Staircase, Milwaukee

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nanettewood wrote:
How did you install the Outlet on the Ledgestone/Stack Stone? - We have been considering using Ledgestone as a backsplash, but due to the unevenness of the stone I think it would be hard to install the outlets. How did you install your outlets here on the uneven stone?
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What color is your Ledgestone? Was it easy to install? Were you happy with the quality of it?

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We put ours under the cabinets in my kitchen. I didn't want to distract from the stone
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actuarytogo wrote:
Mini fridge - What is the make and brand of the mini fridge?
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I could be wrong, but that looks more like an EdgeStar fridge. I have a similar looking EdgeStar at my house.

http://www.edgestar.com/EdgeStar-80-Can-Built-In-Beverage-Cooler-CBR901SG/CBR901SG,default,pd.html
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Bill Fry Construction - Wm. H. Fry Const. Co.
I could be wrong too! :) Rhoda
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dwsmall wrote:
Where are the drawers and cabinet from?
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Where do you find the answer to your questions???????
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The cabinets are from Holiday KItchens. Hope this helps!!
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luessenhop wrote:
What type of lighting is under the stairway and above the bar?
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We used small LED puck lighting in these areas. Make sure you get a warm temperature light for the LED's... if it is a cooler light, it will not look like this. Hope this helps and thanks for your question!
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llevine77 wrote:
Are the stairs open or closed ?
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Closed riser.
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peart wrote:
What is the brand name and model of the bar fridge?
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Thanks for the question! I believe it is an Electrolux, however the homeowner purchased it and I do not have record of what the model number is.... sorry!
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kis1stgrl wrote:
what are the measurments of your counters, and open spance above - like this what are the measurements of the counter and sink area as well as the open space above the counter to the underside of the stairs. I am wondering if I have room to do this. THANK YOU FOR ANY HELP WITH THIS
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I believe we had 75" of counter space and about 82" from floor to the bottom of the stairs. Hope this helps!! -The Brillo Team
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clr1827 wrote:
Stack stone? - Is that stack stone on the walls? Can you please tell me the brand and color? Thank you!
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This stone is from The Tile Shop and is called Tucson Architectural stone. Hope this helps! Thanks for your question.
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kikimom26 wrote:
Floor tile - Could you please tell me what the color of the floor tile is?
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The floor tile is Copper Rust Slate. Thanks for your question!
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Parallel Design Build wrote:
Walls - Logs or some sort of lod veneer?
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Thanks for your question. They are a pine log veneer (the manufacturer calls it "Pine Log Cabin Siding"). Hope this helps!
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Kerri Keen wrote:
What kind of flooring is this? - I want to do a similar floor around my bar. Where did you get it from?
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Peter Mazzetta wrote:
Wine Rack - how is the wine rack sections connected? did you notch the wood or are the the pieces cut to fit the cavity? thanks
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jam5729 wrote:
What is the bar height, 36" or 42"?
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Tetyana Razlivkina wrote:
Steps structure - Hi, we love this idea and would like to do the same in our basement under the stairs, but as we started thinking about it we we realized it is not so simple. How did you structurally support the steps? We currently have four 2x4 holding them up. If we cut the opening the structure will be compromised. Any details would be helpful. Thank you!
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my name - china
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Becky Harris added this to Basement of the Week: Fishing-Focused Spaces Lure the Family In
Cleverly tucked beneath the stairs, this wet bar ensures that one rarely has to leave the basement. The custom built-ins include a wine rack, beverage refrigerator and sink. Puck lights underneath the staircase draw the eye to the stacked-stone wall above the countertop.The strong diagonal line of the staircase divides stone and logs, railings and wine rack. The hickory cabinets have a simple, rustic style, with unfussy doors and drawers. The countertop is granite.
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You should make your basement a …Lodge: Retreat to a subterranean log cabin–style space, just as this Wisconsin homeowner does. When the devoted muskie fisherman needed a place for his trophies and photo and fishing gear, his wife lovingly suggested he take over the basement in true log cabin fashion. Designer Melissa Bovee used pine half logs, copper rust slate and comfortable furnishings to reel in a design to fulfill the big request. See more of this basement

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