Kitchen Install

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Been unboxing pre-manufactured cabinets for this install. Double checking all the sizes and pieces parts to make sure everything is there.
The job site is atop a hill with a view of Lake Mead.
Here are a few pics of the site and view.
Along with the kitchen are 3 baths and a laundry room.
Rained all day today,  makes for a slow, easy day but wasn't able to do as much as I wanted. 
No driveway yet,  all dirt,  so didn't feel like dragging all my tools thru the mud.  Will start hanging cabinets tomorrow.

Figuring out how to do something you have never done is what makes a good challenge.

Have a kitchen faucet to replace.   Sink has a bar above it with stools opposite.    Made me think in the old days the bath fixtures usually had access from the closet on the other side through a little door or panel.   
Never seen a kitchen cabinet in a bar use the same idea.   A panel that would remove to service the kitchen faucet, hose etc.    Laying on ones back under a sink trying to reach up between the wall and the sink to the faucet bottom is a real pain.    Be a lot easier with a panel.    
My rant against cabinet makers for the day.  
Good amount of work on your installations.    

Ron

Gonna be a high end place by the looks!

Kinda nice I bet to get in before all the delicate stuff like flooring, etc. is not in your way.

Ron, AMEN! 
Had to cut two holes in the walls to replace faucets so far.
I agree with having access,  I HATE crawling under cabinets to do plumbing.

Unfortunately Splint, that is the finished floor.  It will get cleaned and a final top coat after all construction is finished.
I don't get why people do the things they do.  Maybe it saved some money. Contractor said they like the "industrial" look.
Everything has to be scribed to the lumpy concrete floor.

Figuring out how to do something you have never done is what makes a good challenge.

Bent

Looking forward to the progress pictures.  Nice place to work.  Love the view

Petey

Contractor said they like the "industrial" look.
Probably all the abandoned warehouse loft spaces have been taken, at least it should be nice and cool during the summers!

Gotta admit I like that industrial construction for a house exterior. Near zero maintenance, termites don't eat concrete very fast, and I could tell the wife why adding on a bigger closet for more clothes would be impossible 😀
Couple of progress pictures.
I'm going out of town,  will be back Tuesday to carry on...

Figuring out how to do something you have never done is what makes a good challenge.

Figuring out how to do something you have never done is what makes a good challenge.