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  "name": "How can I store bulky small appliances without losing all my counter space?",
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      "name": "How can I store bulky small appliances without losing all my counter space?",
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        "text": "A kitchen remodel can include storage for small appliances, but the plan should account for outlet access, ventilation, heat, door clearance, and counter workflow. Elite Remodeling & Design can coordinate cabinetry, electrical considerations, and layout decisions as part of a design-build project. Context: Storing an appliance behind a door is only helpful if it can be removed or used without blocking prep space. Heavy mixers and frequently used devices may need reinforced shelves or lift mechanisms. Key factors: appliance weight; dimensions; cord routing; heat; frequency of use. Practical guidance: List each appliance, its dimensions, and whether it must operate in place. Identify which items can move to a pantry or garage and which must stay in the work zone. Confirm the proposed cabinet’s clearances before construction.",
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        "description": "Plan appliance storage around weight, dimensions, outlets, ventilation, heat, and how often each item is used. Frequently used appliances may need accessible lift-up or shelf space, while occasional items can move to deeper or higher storage."
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  "description": "Plan appliance storage around weight, dimensions, outlets, ventilation, heat, and how often each item is used. Frequently used appliances may need accessible li"
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