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I admit that it took me a little bit to even find your cat in the pic.
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Anyone every built their own kitchen (from that flat box) store
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So far our kitties have been pretty good about not knocking stuff off.
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+1 - and quartz countertops
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How old is that photo?
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Been about five or six years.
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The subject of cats has already broken so here's mine. Our cat (gone for many years now) like most was pretty amazing. The only thing she ever threw or knocked off the counters or cabinets was food bits that she threw done for the dog. She was known to take Christmas decorations, glass balls, off the tree and play with them on the very hard slate floor. There was one other trait that I found interesting but SWMBO did not. They didn't get along too well anyway and sometimes when they had a disagreement that the kitty lost she would occasionally relieve her bowels in you can probably guess whose shoes.
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The topic has evolved from Kitchen Remodeling to cats...now I'm afraid to see where it goes next.
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I'll go.
Range replaced since this was taken. Sink side, drawer and bins for refuse and recycle:
Radiused door on extended cupboard for more enclosed storage:
Same idea above bar which was cut out of a dividing wall making use of previous "dead space":
And the gratuitous shot of a cat on the bar.
Range replaced since this was taken. Sink side, drawer and bins for refuse and recycle:
Radiused door on extended cupboard for more enclosed storage:
Same idea above bar which was cut out of a dividing wall making use of previous "dead space":
And the gratuitous shot of a cat on the bar.
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