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roshke · 02-22-2008, 02:20 PM

RODS1990,

I just noticed that you are describing the cabinets as a medium colored cherry. If they look something like this kitchen (hard to tell here, but the granite is dark gray, green or black),

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I would think you are going to be fine, especially if, as you say, your floors have some beige in them.

I agree that redoing floors (not talking about the added cost) is not a big disruption compared to the rest of your project. The only thing to think about is that if you change your mind about the floors later, and you use something of a different thickness, it's possible that the height could be off as far as access to appliances, the baseboard trim etc.

02-22-2008, 02:20 PM	#39
roshke Member Join Date: Jan 2006 Threads: 19 Posts: 450	RODS1990, I just noticed that you are describing the cabinets as a medium colored cherry. If they look something like this kitchen (hard to tell here, but the granite is dark gray, green or black), Design-Build, Residential Design, Residential Renovation, Residential Additions I would think you are going to be fine, especially if, as you say, your floors have some beige in them. I agree that redoing floors (not talking about the added cost) is not a big disruption compared to the rest of your project. The only thing to think about is that if you change your mind about the floors later, and you use something of a different thickness, it's possible that the height could be off as far as access to appliances, the baseboard trim etc.