The Outside is coming along

The siding is going on!!

The 2x6 at the top of the vinyl will get wrapped with white metal/vinyl and then white board and batten siding will go in the gable.

The upstairs dormer

Another shot of the upstairs dormer

The rear of the house

The far side of the house with the rear nursery/study area

The far right side of the house

We are getting there

The Kitchen (there will be a bar height countertop on the beadboard knee wall)

The island will all be at one level...the base isn't built yet for one side.

The Master Bath

The Master Bath Vanity

Window Trim detail.

Interior Door Style

Exterior door from the inside

Exterior Door from the outside.

Micro Hood Vent

The line on the right is at the upper edge of the cabinets and the venting is several inches proud of that line.

On the right side the venting is flanked by a 2x4 and on the left side by the wire for the microhood.

from the face of the current 90 to the front of the wall is approximately 3 inches

The full depth of the wall in nearly 5" thick (the depth of a 2x4, the OSB sheathing, and the sheetrock).


Below is a rough sketch of the proposed periscope.

Now I can have a garage band

For those about to Rock...we salute you

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Sometimes when talking about hanging sheetrock or drywall people simply refer to it as "rocking." Applying the tape and mud is sometimes called "slinging mud." Therefore I can say that I we have been "hanging, rocking, and slinging mud." What fun!!

The laying of the pipe

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After

Waste Tube was still past the wall and will interfere with sheetrock install, but the plumber pulled it back with a metal strap.

Time to Cool Down