Pulley? Yikes.

That all seems very complicated. I'll bet your forefathers would be disappointed.

I'm curious to see how this comes off. I have an odd feeling of foreboding.

Homeowners cover pull contreption furniture moves....
are movers covered...

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They put the refrigerator in today. It's more or less on the inside of an L-shaped section of the cabinets.

The architect didn't take into account the depth of the refrigerator. The cabinet door that's 90 degrees from the refrigerator won't open all the way, which means that we can't pull out the rolling shelves inside it. Plus, she designed the door opening too small and we had to cut three inches off of one of the cabinets on the inside of the L-shaped area. As a result, we learned that we can't open the refrigerator door all the way, which means we can't open the drawers in the refrigerator.

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I think we can salvage it by pulling two big sections of cabinetry out and shuffling them around to move the refrigerator.

I hope.

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There's your problem right there.

You should have paid that architect more money. Heh heh.

I wanted to 5 years ago but you threw a fit just because you didn't want stomach acid on it...

so was it splinters and air matresses or NASA's best Sleep Number Craftmatic Adjustable Waterbed?

nice ....can't wait to see it maybe I can bring a pizza on one of these sundays I don't work watch some Chiefs and get a look at the remodel :)

The sexist part of my personality must agree.

I knew this chick once who was an industrial engineer. (I believe now industrial engineers are engineering students with learning disabilities... kind of like how the retarted kids who had class next to the boiler room got diploma's like everyone else)

Anyway, she rearranged the plant I worked at about 10 years ago.... new offices, departmental areas, ect. Work started and they realized they were a few feet short of the amount of space they needed. Turned out she failed to figure the thickness of her walls in her plans.

She got a new job not long after that. :/

:banghead: Holy crap. Your architect might want to invest in a tape measure? Who will be re-working the cabinets to make the frig fit? Who will be paying for that?

If there's anything I learned during the five years I worked in the construction field, it's that women shouldn't be involved in any part of the process.