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Re: Getting rid of unwanted kitchen cabinetry
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Originally Posted by coadie
Fall in luv with Lowe's.
You can look inside and to the back wall and tell if they are prefab cabinets and merely hung on the wall. Just visit the store and have the clerk educate you and take a brochure. Then you may be able to tell if the lazy suzan is a separate unit. It can be removed and the real deal is you may need all new custom countertop to cover the replacement cabinet.
Before I started going to church, i demolished a total kitchen on a sunday morning and had built from scratch and treated some fine mahogany cabinets. 15 days total. Prefab is so incredibly easy. It just takes very few tools and some shims to level it. The other issue beside surface, is flooring. Your flooring was most likley laid after the cabinets were in.
counter top and flooring are the biggest problems ahead.
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Ohhhhhhh, I didn't even think about the FLOORING!!! Good point.
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