we installed the column wrap, chair rail and base in the bathroom...just needs some paint!
cutting trim in a confined space!
the wall color in this room is called 'stony path' by valspar
living room doors, baseboard, ceiling, wall paint...
these pre-hung doors come with brass hinges...we will switch them out with brushed nickel hinges
the new back door awaits installation (and the awol subcontractor!!!)
crown moulding installation has begun:
Sunday, December 21, 2008
Sunday, December 14, 2008
Progress
The bath vanity, beadboard and paint-
Vanity and top from Home Depot:
Wall paint color is called "Snow bell" by Glidden,
Floor tile is Cotto Duomo Grey from Home Depot:
Armstrong "Tin Look" Ceiling Tiles ("Squares"):
Vanity and top from Home Depot:
Wall paint color is called "Snow bell" by Glidden,
Floor tile is Cotto Duomo Grey from Home Depot:
Kitchenette cabinet boxes, sink, countertop and paint:
Laminate countertop from Lowe's (called Labrador Granite)
Sink by Kohler.
Stock cabinets by Home Depot (assembly required- similar to IKEA cabinets, drawer boxes are metal!)
Cabinet doors will be white shaker style,
wall paint color is "Bay Sands" by Valspar:
Armstrong "Tin Look" Ceiling Tiles ("Squares"):
walls are primed- the plaster work is impeccable!
(good work scott!!!)
Monday, December 8, 2008
bathroom floor + more...
we installed the electric radiant heat mat over 1/2" cement board over the concrete slab. we attached the cement board to the slab with thin-set mortar (the same stuff we use to install the tiles)-
normally, we would just install the tile directly to the slab, but we needed to raise the floor height to match the height of the neighboring room (where we installed the DriCore subfloor).
normally, we would just install the tile directly to the slab, but we needed to raise the floor height to match the height of the neighboring room (where we installed the DriCore subfloor).
it also made the mat installation easier, because we could staple to the cement board.
tiling went smoothly; ceramic tile is so easy to score and snap- we didnt have to use the wet saw (which is messy and requires some serious clean-up time)
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