view from sunroom after

view from sunroom after

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view from sunroom before

view from sunroom before

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view from bay window

view from bay window

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from bay window

from bay window

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view from window

view from window

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entrance to kitchen

entrance to kitchen

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view in kitchen towards window

view in kitchen towards window

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reinforcing joists with steel

reinforcing joists with steel

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setting posts for flitch beam

setting posts for flitch beam

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raising flitch beam

raising flitch beam

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building flitch beam

building flitch beam

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building temp walls

building temp walls

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attic above kitchen

attic above kitchen

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credenza and artwork

credenza and artwork

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wall in dining room for artwork

wall in dining room for artwork

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view from living room

view from living room

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view from LR fireplace

view from LR fireplace

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kitchen remodel with structural work | Tiling Advice | TilersForums.com

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We finished this job a little while ago, but I only just recently got back with a good camera to get some decent pictures. The best part about this job is that we removed a wall between the kitchen and the dining room. This wall extended up through the attic to support the roof, so we had to install a flitch beam and structural posts to carry the roofload down to the foundation. With the wall gone, the living room, dining room and kitchen feel very open and my client enjoys entertaining friends and family.

The cabinets were build by a friend of mine who specialized in woodworking, stair building and handrails.
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