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From: tom@pedsgo.UUCP (Tom Gillispie)
Newsgroups: net.cooks,net.consumers.house,net.veg
Subject: Re: kitchen remodeling tips requested
Message-ID: <350@pedsgo.UUCP>
Date: Fri, 18-Jul-86 13:28:01 EDT
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Posted: Fri Jul 18 13:28:01 1986
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In article <892@magic.DEC.COM> kolling@magic.UUCP writes:
>
>I'm about to have my kitchen totally ripped apart, and I'd
>appreciate any suggestions for features people have found useful
>(or unuseful). . . . . .  Is there such a thing as a useful instance
>of a "corner cabinet"? . . . .

We turned our 1-countertop kitchen into a "U" shaped countertop.  In the
one corner, the upper cabinet has a lazy suzan which does work well.  The
counter top below this has the "right angle" of the corner "filled-in" a
little.  This gives some really nice counter space, with the back of that
corner a great place to store appliances etc, since you cannot easily reach
it anyway.  The other corner is a "blind" unit below, which means you
really have to reach back far, but it has some large space for seldom-used
things.  The upper unit in this corner does go back pretty far, I think
things could easily get lost back there!  Good luck, ours was well worth
the effort!
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