Complete Kitchen Remodel V.12 - Craftsman Window & Granite

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This is video number 12 of 14 of a complete - COMPLETE - kitchen remodel.
This entire remodel series includes demo, floor joist repair, subfloor install, cement board underlayment install, tile & grout, electrical, drywall, paint, cabinet install - and - countertops & finish carpentry (this video).
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7 сен 2024

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@tylerjohnson153 4 года назад

Your videos are very helpful. Just wanted to say thank you, keep up the good work, and keep the videos coming!

@DoAndBrewDIY 4 года назад

Howdy Tyler Johnson! Thanks for being a Do & Brew viewer and for the great comment! Let me know if you have any project questions. ☘️

@bryanalexanderdelamora-fra3928 Год назад

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@alienproductions9948 4 года назад

Thanks. The "spakling-NOT-caulking" tip is huge. Wish I'd known that before.

@keoki2461 4 года назад

Wow, incredible detail! Especially on the craftsman window. Thank you so much for explaining all the cuts and even the names of the different components. Great work D&B!

@romuldoaguilar4691 4 года назад

Pl5,

@GangrelDj Год назад

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@rosycazarez6200 Год назад

Bj😊😊

@byrongaona2222 4 года назад

Why no plywood under the granite top?

@DoAndBrewDIY 4 года назад

Howdy Byron Gaona! Quick answer is - plywood is not required. If the granite is over 1-1/4” it does not require an underlayment. You SHOULD consider installing an underlayment to support long unsupported runs, but that does not factor in with this kitchen. However, that is a design consideration for overhanging bars...which is why this ‘bar top’ overhangs by 11-1/2” ... the limit recommended by my installer. For large overhangs you could use corbels to avoid having to use plywood. Good question tho...thanks for asking! ☘️