EFTA Document EFTA02132324

To: Ro Cc: From: Sent Mon 8/19/2013 8:47:09 PM Subject: Re: Vanities... ok, so you think save the money and go with RH?...sounds like a plan to me...they are having a sale and can hold anything I order for 3 months... I have pretty much decided on tile...when do we need it by approx? I will find out Stepping Stones lead time... Another question...We can have California Closets do our closets, laundry room, mud room, office, etc through Costco...It is the real CA Closet people...but by being a Costco member, we would get a 10% of purchase price gift card to spend at Costco. They use laminate however...perhaps we only do closets with them...or not at all? I thought it would be worth it to get a quote from them on our closets and compare them to your carpenter guy? Thoughts? On Aug 19, 2013, at 4:39 PM, Robert wrote: > Restoration hardware and the trimmer can put them in. How is the tile > coming. We are going to need it soon. > • From: > Sent: Mon ay, Augus , : P > To: Bob Caffrey > Cc: Ike Groff > Subject: Vanities... > Hi Bob...I have done some 'homework' on vanities for the remaining > bathrooms...I rec'd a quote from the guy who's 'showroom' is in his > van...his cabinets come from some place in PA...they look quite nice and we > have seen them installed in our neighbors house. I also researched > Restoration Hardware and their vanities...after figuring the numbers, we > would save about $2500 if we buy through Restoration... > We would still need to have a professional install the RH vanities (same as > we would the custom cabinetry ones) In your experience, which is the better > way to go? I thought the RH vanities looked beautiful and functioned > decently... they are real wood with marble tops. The custom cabs would need > to have marble tops with sinks fabricated by my tile gal (Vicki at Stepping > Stones).. > • What do you think? EFTA_R1_00778002 EFTA02132324