We are currently in the final stages of a complete kitchen remodel. The entire kitchen was gutted. We closed off one doorway into an adjoining room, and opened up a wall between the kitchen and the living room. We flipped the electrical panel from the kitchen wall into the opposite wall, where it will be inside a laundry "closet" in the office. New plumbing was also run as the original kitchen was not hard-plumbed for a dishwasher.
The remaining steps include: running the water line to the fridge, completing electrical on new outlets, muding, sanding, tiling floor, toe kicks, trim...
Good work!
Either way, its time consuming.
Let me know how it turns out...
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http://www.networx.com/Kevin/project/1152
But as you have install cabinets it's to late. If you have a leak or spill
the run off will be trapped under the cabinets.
As to a toe plate, it needs to be strong #1.
and due to no tile behind it it needs to be water proof sill to tile. ...»
The toe plate from Ika is lam. over partic. board right?
I would a void this it will be prone to ware damage from mopping.
Or maybe tile over them to make water proof.
Another choice is to use a plexy glass in black or white.
It would be water proof and if black set off the tops, and give the cabinets a floating feel.