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Basement Bathroom, Family Room and Laundry Room Project
comments (0) November 15th, 2011 in Project Gallery
orfielddesign, member
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After Shower in Bath
This basement was full of awkward spaces and configurations. The existing structural posts and mechanical piping created a design challenge.
We started by moving the electrical panel out of the bathroom (per code) and into the laundry room, and then remodeled the bathroom. The bathroom has a neo-angle tile shower, tile floor, glass block window, and a new toilet and pedestal sink. The Laundry room floor and steps were also leveled and tiled and pipes were framed and sheet rocked to create a much more attractive room.
The main family room was improved with the installation of glass block windows, leveling of the floor and installation of Gold Mine Kult Marmoleum flooring, new paint and trim.
Design or Plan used: My own design - Orfield Design & Construction, Inc.
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