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Kaboodle kitchen cabinetry was used in an outdoor alfresco area to create a space for entertaining friends and family.
The project
An unusable space turned into a very usable space for entertaining friends and family - warm and inviting with open air for summer and closed in options for winter.
It's as good today as the day it was put in.
My advice for others would be keep a clear mind on your design, put it on paper, decide your materials and gather all resources before you start.
Steps
Step 1
Draw up design.
Step 2
Measured the area for available space.
Step 3
Mapped out design on Kaboodle graph paper.
Step 4
Conducted research on Bunnings web site to identify products. Set the budget.
Step 5
Purchase the materials.
Step 6
Prepare the area.
Step 7
Install sliding doors and carpet.
Step 8
Install the Kaboodle kitchen.
Step 9
Wiring and lighting.
Step 10
Paint and accessories.
Tools and materials
Materials used in the project:
- Dressed Pine timber
- Kaboodle kitchen cabinets
- Paint
- Wall and hanging lights
- Carpet
- Louvre sliding doors
- Plant pots and plastic plants
- Cabling and power outlets
- Ceiling light
- Roofing.
Tools used in the project:
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