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Kitchen Renovation

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Interior framing of a building in progress. Caption. That will allow more space in coming into this area.

Professional remodeler Danny Lipford offers home improvement information to homeowners. Shows how a kitchen in a 35-year-old home is expanded to include a breakfast area that opens up to a new den. Cabinet designer talks about various accessories that make kitchens more accessible: spice drawer cabinets, lazy Susans, tilt-outs, roll-out shelving, and pantry kits. Granite fabricator explains why granite is popular choice for countertops today. Looks at new environmentally safe borate-based material for treating and protecting wood. Discusses Southern California landscaping technique of creating an arroyo seco, plants and rocks arranged to look like a dry creek bed.

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Runtime: 20 minutes 3 seconds

Topic: Home and Family
Subtopic: Houses - Remodeling
Grade/Interest Level: 10 - 12
Release Year: 2004
Producer/Distributor: Film Ideas, Inc
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Man holding a section of vertical framing on a home. Caption. This makes the job easier and quicker.

Patio tiles in a circular ring formation. Caption. Then the full radius really highlights.

2 women stand behind a kitchen counter that has a bowl of fruit, glass pitcher, and several kitchen tools nearby. Both face towards camera, looking down towards a measuring cup resting on a cutting board.

Closeup of a person pointing a finger at a blueprint drawing. Caption. A lazy arch that'll be centered over the front doors.

Gloved hands placing insulation in between ceiling beams. Caption: and easier to manipulate in the attic.

Person uses a brush to wash a brick floor. Caption. To scrub the floors up real clean.

Man reaches down to touch the ground of a foundation area. Caption. Leading right up onto the porch area itself.

Man places gray irregular-shaped tile in dark mud. Caption. Then we mud everything in and grout the joints.

Overhead shot of a man power washing a vent cover on the pavement. Caption. With an antimicrobial degreasing solution.

Man measures a door from the inside edge. Caption. To know where to position the new doorknob hole.