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The other week I shared with you the planning process of the kitchen renovation and not too long after our visit to IKEA all of the pieces of the
new kitchen arrived - flat packed!
Diane’s family emptied all of the existing kitchen cabinets in
preparation for the IKEA “demolition” team to arrive. IKEA worked carefully to
remove the existing kitchen and all the pieces were put into storage.
What was most exciting to see is the new kitchen starting to take
shape as the new cabinets were pieced together and the installation began. I’ll
share with you more as we progress.
I asked Diane what she thought about the demolition process:
How did you find the demolition
process?
Diane: The team took care to
preserve the old kitchen and move it to our makeshift storage area protected by
tarps as best we could. Storms prevailed that week but luckily no water damage
to the old kitchen.
The laundry and bathroom sinks got a workout with no kitchen sink available. We were lucky to have family close by so preparing meals for our two young boys was managed with some appreciated help.
The laundry and bathroom sinks got a workout with no kitchen sink available. We were lucky to have family close by so preparing meals for our two young boys was managed with some appreciated help.
Next on The IKEA Dream
Kitchen Project: Installation of the new kitchen
I would be really interested to know more about the 'ease of use' of Ikea for a kitchen from start to finish. My Mum needs a new kitchen and is considering Ikea. She is not able to do any of the work herself. Are Ikea more of a DIY thing, or can you use them from start to finish??
ReplyDeleteI've just finished planning my Ikea kitchen and can't wait to start pulling out the old one. Lisa xo
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