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Old 08-25-2011, 07:21 AM   #1
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10x10 Kitchen Set Work in this Kitchen


Hello. After I finish my bathroom project I need to do something with this kitchen. My wife just wants me to paint the cabinets. I was thinking about getting all new doors. But I have found 10x10 kitchen sets are not that much $$ . Would a 10x10 kitchen set work for this kitchen (see picture below).

Yes I will be removing the floor and put tile down. The yellow tile is going. Backsplash will be replaced. The yellow tile walls will be dry wall. Just nervous about removing this tile in the kitchen because it may have the wire with the mortar like the bathroom did which will cause a huge mess when I have to put up the dry wall. Once you start taking out the wire it ruins the sheetrock above it and I DO NOT want to have to put all new drywall in the entire kitchen.
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Old 08-25-2011, 04:48 PM   #2
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These, "10 x10' kitchens" you're talking about. Are they the advertising sizes you see in kitchen ads? These have no relevance in a real world price point.
If you want an accurate estimate, do a kitchen plan and have them cost it out. Or bring accurate measurements of the walls and plumbing locations and let them do the plan.
That will be a real world cost.

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For example a set like this:
http://www.rtacabinethub.com/10x10-k...eam-maple.html
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I see over $2000. in moldings and accessories
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