Here's the "before" shot. The plumber is already working in the closet space under the eaves.
Next, the plumber put in the support chassis for the suspended toilet. The builder will then frame that in and the plumber will hang the sink and its cabinet (once it's delivered). There's some minor electrical relocation that will be done for the light fixture and an outlet.
Part of the wall is framed (aluminum studs) and the toilet bracket (the blue frame) is in place.
Once all that is done, and the toilet is installed, the plumber will remove the downstairs toilet to connect everything. He'll replace it with a new suspended toilet and the builder will box that in as well. Then we'll see what finish work will need to be done. I think we're going to repaint the downstairs WC when the construction is complete.
G. and L. pose in front of their great work.
And now it's looking like a room. Here's a nice shot of the builder and his partner as they were finishing up on Thursday afternoon.
It’s such a great space. So nice to be adding the convenience. Looking good!
ReplyDeleteGood tradie team you have, it seems. You've already had heating put up there and the floor is good.
ReplyDeleteI love it! The work seems to be going quickly.
ReplyDeleteIt looks like good work and insulation will cut the sound. Also they use a level.
ReplyDeleteIs that a Metro map on your wall?
If I'm not mistaken, it's a map of the metro in Washington, D.C.
ReplyDeletemitch, we like the big room and have mixed feelings about carving it up, but as you say, the convenience makes it worthwhile.
ReplyDeleteandrew, the room has aged well. It was nine years ago we had it done.
evelyn, yes, but it will slow down now, with the weekend.
emm, yes, as chm mentioned, it's the Washington, DC, subway map. We lived in DC for four years back in the 80s, and I later had a career in public transit. One year, while attending meetings in DC, I asked a Metro employee for a map and he gave me this one.
chm, right-o! :)