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Re: Four Solutions to Kitchen-Storage Problems

Awesome and innovative solutions.

I especially like the one proposed for the loundry area. This would be a perfect solution taking into consideration during any basement design as well.

Practical, trendy and easy to implement.

Re: Paper Countertops Look and Feel Like Stone

In our basement finishing practice paper countertops are used for basement bars. There is no problem with cutting or routing them. I also advice to finish with eased edges avoiding being sharp.

This type of paper-based panel is durable and strong enough for basement bar purposes.

Barry
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