State Street
I spent several years renovating this historic bungalow. It was originally a Sears "kit house" that was shipping via rail car in 1914. I installed new hardwood floors, doubled the size of the kitchen, built the kitchen cabinets, and added two bedrooms and a bathroom to the second story.
Bungalow before
Bungalow before
Bungalow after
Bungalow after
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Bungalow shop
The bungalow had an old garage with a dirt floor, that I remodeled to use as a shop, I built two large sliding racks inside to use for small parts storage.
The bungalow had an old garage with a dirt floor, that I remodeled to use as a shop, I built two large sliding racks inside to use for small parts storage.
Bunglow Kitchen cabinets
I was limited by space for building the kitchen cabinets from scratch and did a hybrid of RTA (Ready to assemble cabinets) for the bases then made the traditional frames and doors that were attached to the cabinets
I was limited by space for building the kitchen cabinets from scratch and did a hybrid of RTA (Ready to assemble cabinets) for the bases then made the traditional frames and doors that were attached to the cabinets
Cherry faceframe for kitchen sink cabinet
Cherry faceframe for kitchen sink cabinet
RTA case
RTA case
Cabinet glued up and ready for finish
Cabinet glued up and ready for finish
