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On Wed, 12 Dec 2007 14:55:18 -0500, Goomba38 >
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>My cabinets are so well made (built on site, incredibly sturdy solid
>wood construction) but so dated looking and with some wasted space. I
>wish I could keep the boxes, improve on the wasted corners a bit and
>reface them.


I think if you look at "refacing", you'll be pleasantly surprised.

>My counters are a dreadful formica "butcher block" that I
>want to replace but until I decide what to do about the cabinets I
>can't. I feel a bit paralyzed by indecision. <sigh>


Hey, Formica comes in other patterns. LOL!

In any case, you live in a metropolitan area. Granite is now sold in
2'x8' lengths which include a finished edge. If you spend $300 for
the slab, that's expensive. Cuts for the sink are only $100. It's
possible now to buy slabs that are finished on 3 sides and finishing
off the 4th won't cost very much. Look around, it won't cost you
anything!

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