Appliance FAIL! Come laugh at me
 

So I just finished remodeling one of my Phoenix properties, re-did bathrooms, painted, changed the carpet, put new tile in various places and once it was all done I bought nice stainless appliances
http://kbprod.com/nice.jpg

Looks great until you open the oven door...
http://kbprod.com/oops.jpg

EPIC FAIL:1orglaugh:1orglaugh

At least I can laugh at my own mistakes!

uh oh
 

OH NO! haha it happens, i went through the same shit couple months ago when i moved.

That's ok, I don't think you practice thanksgiving Eh!!!! ;-)

oops, :1orglaugh ... Take that photo with you when you return it.

lol get a smaller fridge ;)

:1orglaugh:1orglaugh oh man that sucks.

i lived in an apartment where the door would open and hit the fridge door on the front (gally kitchen) always was a pain in the dick to get shit in and out.

you could always just move the fridge over to the left some

Property is going up for rent today, I'll celebrate when someone signs a lease:thumbsup

I cant afford a home...

5 minutes and a BFH will fix that.

Aw that sucks!

haha laugh

damn... that was really stupid... how did you not think about that before buying?

what he said.
thanks for the laugh kenny :thumbsup
http://www.fantasyfestival.com/media...7543626464.png powa!

Because I'm 3000 miles from the properties I own and most kitchens are built in a normal way where standard appliances fit.

But measure twice, cut once would have been a good rule to follow here.

Hey maybe it will be your lucky day and you'll get a raw food vegan couple ;)

you stupid fucking bastard, how could you be so dumb?

just joking. look for what is called a counter depth fridge, problem solved.

http://thefurtiveglance.com/wordpres...lson_ha_ha.jpg





Hey, you asked us to! :winkwink:




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looks really good :thumbsup

DOH!

property manager?

Now you sound like my wife:winkwink:

I have a counter depth on order and will be putting this fridge in another one of my properties. All will work out fine, I figured everyone would enjoy getting a good laugh at my expense.

:) hope you'll solve it!

List it as "bachelor friendly". Probably right up there among the most common "oops" in a kitchen remodel.

Just knock a hole in the wall and push it back a bit.

I've done that previously when no water was connected to the fridge, it was easier to just order a counter depth and put this one in another house.

I can do a nice natural stone backsplash for you on those naked kitchen walls...