Hello,
It would be really great if everyone here could just post one or a few pictures showing the current state of their house.
I'll start right away.
For renovations, it’s best to provide a comparison of before and after the remodeling.
Before March 2014:
After May 2015:
It would be really great if everyone here could just post one or a few pictures showing the current state of their house.
I'll start right away.
For renovations, it’s best to provide a comparison of before and after the remodeling.
Before March 2014:
After May 2015:
Zaba12 schrieb:
EDIT: Why didn’t you install the stove flush with the countertop?For fire safety reasons, this is not allowed!
Bookstar schrieb:
For fire safety reasons, this is not allowed!So, I was faced with the choice.
Embedding it would also have been possible.
But I thought the countertop would be affected in the long term.
I also like the aluminum frame.
Zaba, regarding the vent grille: mine was also supposed to be installed under the stove. I didn’t want that because I stand right in front of it while cooking, and I find the draft really uncomfortable. Unfortunately, the installers messed up the angle fittings; apparently, the part they brought only allowed adjustment to the right, not to the left. I do regret agreeing to that because in its current position, there is still a slight draft at my feet when I’m standing at my cutting area. It can’t be helped now, and everyone probably feels differently about this—I don’t wear slippers and am a bit more sensitive.
That said, I still believe the decision not to orient the vent outlet towards the dining table was the much better choice.
That said, I still believe the decision not to orient the vent outlet towards the dining table was the much better choice.
J
j.bautsch11 Apr 2019 10:01Okay, as you wish:
The kitchen itself is poorly designed (I wasn’t referring to the ventilation of the cooktop).
- Few practical pull-outs (there would be too little storage for me)
- Odd mix of doors, drawers, and handles (the overall look is quite chaotic)
- Main work surface partly tucked into a corner
- Le Mans cabinet (an expensive cabinet that offers comparatively little storage, is difficult to clean, and if something falls to the back, you have to crawl in to retrieve it)
- Pull-out pantry cabinet (similar to the Le Mans)
But there are also positive aspects:
- Countertop running along the window reveal
- "Ulla cabinet" (forum term for the tall cabinet on the far left)
- Dishwasher thoughtfully placed out of the way, not in the middle of the kitchen
The kitchen itself is poorly designed (I wasn’t referring to the ventilation of the cooktop).
- Few practical pull-outs (there would be too little storage for me)
- Odd mix of doors, drawers, and handles (the overall look is quite chaotic)
- Main work surface partly tucked into a corner
- Le Mans cabinet (an expensive cabinet that offers comparatively little storage, is difficult to clean, and if something falls to the back, you have to crawl in to retrieve it)
- Pull-out pantry cabinet (similar to the Le Mans)
But there are also positive aspects:
- Countertop running along the window reveal
- "Ulla cabinet" (forum term for the tall cabinet on the far left)
- Dishwasher thoughtfully placed out of the way, not in the middle of the kitchen
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