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We've reached the last project I completed for the Kitchen Reno Series. This one I did a couple of months ago since we've been in quarantine. As I mentioned in a previous post, I had lots of inspiration for the build. But at some point you just have to get to work. Going back to the beginning, we had a microwave over the cooktop initially. I moved it to a new cabinet and added a vent hood last year, but plans to build a wood vent hood got put on hold. To begin, I removed the cabinet doors and built a frame. It was trial and error figuring out the angles for the cuts that would lean up against the frame, but they didn't have to be exact. Just close enough to be flush. It was a 15-17 degree angle on the top and about 22.5 degrees on the bottom. I knew I wanted a stained wood shiplap look for the hood, so originally I purchased 3/4" poplar as the facing. But after getting it up, I realized it would be too thick to add any additional trim along the bottom. So I took it down and found this 3/8" thick by 4" wide hobby wood in pine at Lowes. It comes in 2, 3, and 4 foot lengths, and the thickness was perfect. It also comes in a few other thicknesses. I found that not every store had the same variations of lengths and thickness of this wood. It also comes in Poplar and Oak and Home Depot carries a similar wood. Cutting the face panels was easy, but the sides were angled. So I held up a piece to the side of the frame and marked the angle that way before cutting. I also decided in advance that the raw edge would be on the face of the hood, and I would cover that with trim later. I added 1/4" maple plywood for the bottom section of the hood, and 3/8"x 2" pieces of the same wood as above to trim it out. I used corner molding for the two corners. The mitered trim angles on the bottom were right at head level and were super sharp. So I later rounded them out with my sander. Along the top of the hood, I added a thin 3/8" x 3" to box out the top section so that I could later add crown molding. I wanted the hood to stand proud of the cabinets and look as if it was completely separate from the cabinets. So I had to take down the crown over all the cabinets from the fridge to the oven tower. I later reattached after finishing the vent hood. Once the trim was complete, I felt like it needed a little something extra since the trim was so simple. It finally hit me...corbels! I found these wood corbels at Wayfair. As you can see below, there's hardware on the back of it to slide onto a screw head. Well it slides down, which would have left a 1/2" gap between the hood and corbel. I petitioned Instagram, and a friend made a suggestion that helped me come up with a solution. I turned them around to slide 'backwards' onto the vent hood instead of 'down' on the cabinet face frame once installed. But it was perfect, because they're just decorative and aren't structurally holding anything up. They are a little longer on the down section than they are on the top section, so I had to trim them a bit. But they sanded down nicely along with those pointy corners. I stained the hood with a mix of Minwax Provincial + Weathered Oak and finished it with a Matte Polyurethane, taping off to protect the paint. And here she is! THIS is why I moved the microwave below the counter! Adding a simple recirculating vent and creating this custom wood hood really elevated the look of the kitchen. If you're thinking about doing something similar and have any questions, let me know! (Psst...check out my latest DIY project: A home office as part of the Fall 2020 One Room Challenge!) Wood Vent Hood Materials (linked below): 3/8" thick 4" shiplap boards 3/8" thick 2" trim boards 1/4" Maple Plywood Unfinished Pine Crown Molding Corner Molding Wood Corbels/Brackets (Unfortunately they no longer seem to have the rubberwood corbels I purchased, just maple and cherry wood. Both are probably higher quality; maple would be my first choice because it doesn't have undertones that will sway the color of the stain) Minwax Provincial Stain Minwax Waterbased Matte Polyurethane Cordless Ryobi One Brad Nailer KITCHEN SOURCES (linked below): Cooktop-Frigidaire Gallery Vent Hood-Broan (love it because the controls are on the bottom!) Double Oven-General Electric Dishwasher- Frigidaire Gallery Faucet-Kingston Brass Sink- Kholer Sink Strainer-Kholer Soap Dispenser-Kingston Brass Marble Subway Tile- Lowes Marble Pencil Tile- Lowes Mapei UltraColor Plus Grout in White- Lowes Gold Sconces-Amazon Barstools-World Market Gold Cabinet Knobs-Pottery Barn Gold Cabinet Pulls-Pottery Barn Oil Dispenser-World Market White Dutch Oven-Target/Threshold Marble/Wood Cake Plate-(similar) Marble/Wood Salt Cellar-(similar) White Keurig Coffee Maker {An 80's Kitchen DIY Reno Series} -Part 1 - Before and After -Part 2- Modifying a Cabinet to Replace an Old Double Oven -Part 3- Demo, Carpentry, and Design Plans -Part 4- Demo Day -Part 5- DIY Peninsula and Fridge Surround -Part 6- Ordering Materials and Fixtures -Part 7-Running Wiring for Sconces thru a Header Beam -Part 8- Matching an Older Door Profile -Part 9- Cabinet Painting and Compact Hinges -Part 10- Installing Marble Counters -Part 11-Converting from Electric to Gas Cooktop -Part 12-Marble Tile Backsplash and Sconces -Part13- Refinishing Wood Floors with Water-based Polyurethane -Part 14-Painting the Windows -Part 15-Building the Vent Hood
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Holy moly I've been BAD at blogging lately... I have been so busy with life that I haven't been able to get many projects done around the house. Maybe I shouldn't make up excuses but I gotta blame something other than myself right? We started on a few projects over the weekend and I am happy to announce I will be blogging all of them! ... My wonderful husband (after some begging) built me this beautiful range hood. I was originally thinking I would just cover up the cabinet and range hood and not use any of it. Then I got to thinking I needed to be able to use the hood... Duh.... But the switches for it to turn on and off are on the top where it would be covered. So I thought maybe we could put some sort of little hatch door to get to the switches... Then I came across this post from Nina Hendrick on her DIY Storage Range Hood and I fell in LOVE! The perfect solution to all my problems... Well not all of my problems. BUT it was only $20 to make so there's a solution to part of my budget problem. Champagne taste on a beer budget if you know what I mean... Anyways I Nina's post to Taylor one night and the next day when I came home from work he had it all framed out... I love coming home to surprises like that. Here is what I came home to: So because he had it up and framed already I wasn't able to get pictures of the process and tell you exactly how he made the frame.. But it looks pretty simple to me. We had to alter Nina's plans a little bit to get them to fit our cabinets and style but I think it turned out pretty great! I still have my cabinet and I can easily turn the hood on and off. Here's how we did it... None of the wood is actually touching the range so we can easily switch it out if we need to. It's attached to the cabinet by the two horizontal boards and then the frame is attached to those boards. After framing it out we added two vertical boards and attached those by the hinges we took off of the cabinets (saved some money there). He then added two more horizontal boards attached underneath of the two vertical boards for some added support. Here it is open and you can get more of an idea of what I mean... After that we attached some old barn wood we had in our wood shed to the front and bam! Beautiful new range hood with storage underneath. Now if you don't have extra wood lying around that would be an added expense. Also we didn't have to stain or do anything to the wood so depending on the type of finish you want that would have to come into play as well. I just love it.... Here it is open. You can see I can still get to everything easily. I love that part. I was going to settle for beauty over function but I ended up getting both! Happy girl!! Oh I almost forgot another "upgrade" we made. I say that in quotes because it's not exactly an upgrade but it looks better than it did before... I added sticky tiles to my back splash! Like I said before... Champagne and beer... So I got these bad boys off of Amazon. They were a little smaller than I thought they would be but I still think it turned out good. They come in sheets and I thought two boxes might do the job but I only bought one to see how I liked it. I've had them up for a couple weeks now and I love them but I have to purchase two more boxes. So at the end of it all I won't really save as much money as I thought putting up the sticky tiles rather than getting a new back splash but it's way less mess and way less labor! So i'm okay with that... Here is the before of the sticky tiles... It kind of hurts my eyes. Beware... And after the sticky tiles.... Better... And after sticky tiles and range hood... Wonderful!!! I still need to stain the sides... But you get the idea... CHEERS to another project down! Next we're going to tackle that ceiling... That will be a big project so instead of coffee i'll be having wine... I hope you enjoyed and learned a little something. Let's be friends!! FACEBOOK | INSTAGRAM | PINTEREST
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Decor Cabinets recently put together a list of trending design ideas for 2024 and statement range hoods was near the top of the list. A wood range hood can create a stunning focal point in a kitchen or seamlessly blend into cabinetry. As a cabinet manufacturer, Decor often creates custom wood hoods that compliment a
Description Take your cooking to the next level with HOULIO. This built-in style range hood features a 3-speed electronic control panel. Our long-lasting LED lights will give you just the right light while you're cooking. The powerful independently tested 650 CFM motor combined with the two ultra efficiency aluminum filters effectively captures smoke, moisture and cooking aromas leaving the air in your kitchen clean and fresh. It combines performance, durability, and state-of-the-art features that will have everybody talking! Features Made of 430 grade stainless steel, resistant to corrosion and heat 2 integrated LED lights (3000K) 3-speed chrome pushbutton control 2 ultra-efficient aluminum filters Chrome visible screws Grease recovery under the engine Width: 27-3/16 " Height: 13-13/32 "(max) Depth: 16-11/32 " Electrical connection: 120V / 60Hz Energy consumption: 151 W Fan speed: 1254 rpm Ventilation duct: 6 "round top (high only) Noise level: 0.7 to 9 sones Air flow: 650 CFM LED control panel speed: 3 Finish: Stainless steel Specifications ETL certification 5-year warranty against manufacturing defects in parts (except bulbs of consumable parts and aluminum filters)
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so we’re in the very beginning stages of planning our kitchen reno, oh man it’s way more work than i thought to even begin planning. we’re basically just figuring out what we want…
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Sharing how to make a completely removeable, super slim, range hood cover! This is the perfect solution if you have limited space between your hood and cabinets, don’t want to demo your kitchen, or are renting your home! AND THE BEST PART IS IT ONLY COST ABOUT $40 TO MAKE!!!!! Budget friendly, high
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Kitchen Range Hood 44” Tall x 36” Wide x can be 24” Deep This range hood can be made to fit your vent insert. Just message me with your model number and I can design the perfect hood around it. Primed White and ready to paint. We do custom designs! Almost anything can be made. Just message me with your idea and I will give you a quote! Shipping will be adjusted according to your location.
A step-by-step tutorial of how to DIY a kitchen range hood made from a 2-by-4 frame and plywood with a stainless steel insert, painted white
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Nothing says custom kitchen like a custom range hood instead of an over-the-range microwave.Over the last year or so, our builder-grade kitchen has slowly been…
