People aren't doing as much major remodeling anymore. More smaller projects is the way of the future. There is a nice article on eHow.com to help in deciding to remodel your home or move out. If your looking for a good kitchen or bathroom faucet to add to your remodeling adventure, should you sway toward remodeling, we have a wide variety of faucets to choose from.
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Showing posts with label bathroom remodeling. Show all posts
Showing posts with label bathroom remodeling. Show all posts
Friday, April 30, 2010
People have started remodeling again.
A report by the Joint Center for Housing Studies at Harvard said on April 15th that spending on remodeling is going to increase this year, partly due to our current economic situation. People are realizing that they will not be able to move out of their homes any time soon. Instead of revamping their kitchen or bathroom because of the equity available, now people are doing it simply because they will be living their a little bit longer and want to make it more comfortable for themselves.
Tuesday, November 24, 2009
Kingston Brass Bathroom Faucet | Lever Handles

This week at theKitchenFaucet.com we would like to review Kingston Brass' 4" Centerset Lavatory Faucet with the Polished Chrome Finish. This bathroom faucet is a great addition to make your bathrooms look fabulous. Whether you've moved into a new house and need some upgrades or you just want a nice new addition to that old style bathroom. This faucet will do the trick. Its got Knight Lever Style Handles with Brass Construction for long lasting durability. A lifetime premier finish which comes in Satin Nickel, Polished Chrome, or Oil-Rubbed Bronze. It fits a 4" Centerset sink and has a 2 gallon per minute flow rate.
Tuesday, October 20, 2009
Remodeling the Master Bath

This past weekend, my Wife and I decided we wanted to remodel our master bathroom. We painted the walls a nice green color. I "very carefully" replaced the light switch recepticals. I think that was one of the cheapest ways to make a room look new and fresh. You can get nice white light switches for about $.69 at Home Depot, and the cover plates are even cheaper.
The next big conversion is going to be what? You guessed it. Our bathroom faucet. I think this nice satin nickel center faucet from theKitchenFaucet.com will look very nice in our new bathroom. As soon as I have installed the faucet myself, I will post instructions on how to get one of these installed yourself. Not that I don't already know how to install it :), I just want to make sure I get it right and make some documentation before I dive into a posting.
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