My first inset door project!

[jacko9]

Great job!

 

[tiralie]

Looks great!
Tim

 

[builderbob]

Thanks for the kind words! 

The final product was painted on site by painters that I've worked with in the past. The doors and drawer fronts were hvlp sprayed and the casework and face frames were brushed & hot dog rolled. The paint was Sherwin Williams Pro Classic Hybrid. The finish looks nice in person as well as in photo!

Bob

 

[nydesign]

I like the whole project, looks great!
My only critique would be using smaller molding on the drawers, to me they look overpowered
But that's just me.
It does look like its part of the house that's always been there.

 

[builderbob]

I like the whole project, looks great!
My only critique would be using smaller molding on the drawers, to me they look overpowered
But that's just me.
It does look like its part of the house that's always been there.

Thanks NY!  I agree with you on the drawers!  I was trying to push the designers to go with flat drawer faces as they look so sharp on the inset style. No go...they wanted that molding. In those situations, I'm just a yes man!  I do appreciate your opinion!  That's why we're all here!

Bob

 

[nydesign]

Yep, when it comes to details, and you want to get paid, the person writing the check gets the final say.
As long as they are happy that's what counts  [smile]

 

[ericbuggeln]

did you drill hardware holes in drawers before applying molding?

 

[builderbob]

did you drill hardware holes in drawers before applying molding?

That's a negative!  Hardware wasn't on site until after they were painted (I knew the specs so that I was assured they'd fit my space). I used my awesome hardware drilling jig! (precision casework)

Bob