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• Posted in thread: move kitchen, how to run pipes?? on 12-27-2012 at 06:57 PM
  So far every source I have found has said that breaking it up is a huge cost. But I am totally
  willing to rent a jackhammer and trench away. We know a plumber. If it is 12 feet away is that
  doable?

• Posted in thread: move kitchen, how to run pipes?? on 12-27-2012 at 02:50 PM
  Basket ball hoop is by window where new sink will be, small window to its right is where sink
  is now. We only have one teeeeeeny bathroom that needs space to breathe so addition may be a
  good side. Th...

• Posted in thread: move kitchen, how to run pipes?? on 12-27-2012 at 02:46 PM
  I like the false back idea however, I want to use cabinets in "new" kitchen location. So could
  make wall thicker. My house is stucco, if that means he thing. Also could consider making an
  addition bet...

• Posted in thread: move kitchen, how to run pipes?? on 12-27-2012 at 08:05 AM
  Hey welcome to the site. Depending on where you are, you likely don't want plumbing running
  thru outside wall and with your vaulted ceiling you will have no chance of tieing your vent
  back above the o...

• Posted in thread: move kitchen, how to run pipes?? on 12-26-2012 at 10:28 PM
  hi, we have a galley style kitchen and are interested in moving it to an addition that is now
  used as a very large dining room.i included a pic, excuse the christmas mess, i took it and
  cringed. Lol t...

• Posted in thread: move kitchen, how to run pipes?? on 12-26-2012 at 10:09 PM
  Hi, we have a galley style kitchen and are interested in moving it to an addition that is now
  used as a very large dining room.I included a pic, excuse the Christmas mess, I took it and
  cringed. Lol t...