Saturday, December 16, 2006

KITCHEN UNTENSILS





The skeleton of the kitchen. There are two odd angles, both about 120 degrees, that make it hard to properly place the cabinets. Matt was home for 1 week and we finished attaching the cabinet frames. IKEA is the manufacturer, and I have to say, the Swedes are clever. Everything was as it said it was, just a matter of following the complicated, but very clear and understandable directions. "Part 11021 inserts and clicks intto Part 11434". I remain impressed with the ease of the operation.

Some have commented that the top layer of the [European Designed] double stacked cabinets will need a ladder to be reached. Not for a giant, I say. If we invited a Harry Potter's chum, Haggred or Yao Ming or Andre the Giant to stay with us, they would NOT need a ladder. Actually, Andre the Giant would probably need a ladder. He'd probably need much more than a ladder since he's dead. But the point is, not everyone needs a ladder to reach the top. Indeed, I might need a ladder and Matt might need a ladder. So to you highly keen observers out there, you're only partly right.

Also, please take note of the dishwasher. Very cute, isn't it?

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