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Upstairs Bathroom: Complete!

Author MatthewPosted on 2 Comments

Contrary to popular (mainly Katie’s) belief, I do actually finish a project every now and then.  The upstairs bathroom is included on that elite list.  But before I could scratch it off of the project list, some finishing touches had to be completed:

Walls painted.
Walls painted.
Wallpates installed.
Wallpates installed.
Tron mode activated.
Tron mode activated.
So. Much. Tape.
So. Much. Tape.
So. Much. Caulk.
So. Much. Caulk.
Just showing off my caulk lines.
Just showing off my caulk lines.

We chose this toilet because it's called the Champion 4, and because it can flush a whole bucket of golf balls.
We chose this toilet because it's called the Champion 4, and because it can flush a whole bucket of golf balls.
Faucet, handle, and shower head.
Faucet, handle, and shower head.
Vanity base is in!
Vanity base is in!
Completed vanity. Shortly after this picture I dropped a tool on it and cracked the corner because we're not allowed to have nice things.
Completed vanity. Shortly after this picture I dropped a tool on it and cracked the corner because we're not allowed to have nice things.
New bathroom fan is going in. I really enjoyed learning that the old fan just vented into the attic instead of outdoors.
New bathroom fan is going in. I really enjoyed learning that the old fan just vented into the attic instead of outdoors.
New insulated ductwork run through the attic and out the side of the house.
New insulated ductwork run through the attic and out the side of the house.
Some helpful instructions for anybody poking around the vent opening.
Some helpful instructions for anybody poking around the vent opening.
All patched up. You can see my crown moulding in the back, too.
All patched up. You can see my crown moulding in the back, too.
A new door appears!
A new door appears!
Shower curtain and rod are ready for use.
Shower curtain and rod are ready for use.
Door hung and ready for paint.
Door hung and ready for paint.
Katie and I made some door moulding, and everything was complete.
Katie and I made some door moulding, and everything was complete.
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And that’s it!  We’ve really enjoyed having a functional bathroom on the same floor as the one our bedroom is on, and although we were forced to remodel the room waaaay sooner than we thought we were going to, it’s nice to have it done.  Onward and upward!

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  1. I really enjoyed finding out our stove vent is only 4″ instead of 8 like it should be. Now our range vent basically just recirculates into the house.

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