Of course, then the project escalated because I had to get rid of my old entertainment cabinet for my stereo. Because the new one didn't have a true cabinet below it, I had to find some new storage for my DVD's. I was already over-running my old CD rack so I ended up buying a whole new one of those, too. In the end, I think it worked out....
Here are a couple of before pics and then the after pics!




Wood and glue for the floors: ~ $1600.00
Transitions: ~$120.00
New Stereo Rack $400
New CD Rack $300
Trips to hardware, floor, or lumber store: ~7
Hours into the project? Hard to say for sure, but somewhere around 50 or 60 if you count all the trips to the stores and stuff., but I am very pleased with the way everything turned out! And again, many thanks to my friend Andy (aka Droid) without whom this would not have been possible.
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