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Spotted in the MAKE Flickr pool:
Joby Elliott made this DIY overhead kitchen rack using about $40 worth of parts from Home Depot. Not too shabby!
6 thoughts on “DIY overhead kitchen rack”
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No hood, eh? If this is a rental, then I guess I would deal with it. However, if this is your house, I would highly recommend a hood for the stove. Everything above a stove gets covered in vaporized grease. This necessitates very frequent cleaning.
I believe code requires gas stoves to be power vented to the outside, to exhaust the products of combustion. I don’t think the vent has to be in a hood. However I can’t tell from the photo if such a vent exists.
No worries about greasing my house, we don’t cook with grease.
Looks great! I’m digging that butcher block, too, wish I could get my hands on a shorty like that! Modern counter tops are too high for me. =