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Re: Play Fine Homebuilding's Game "The Inspector"

As Others have posted...Good Idea but needs work and the photos are way too small.
Regional changes would definitely be an aspect in the latest installment (5). In a NYC apartment (don't know about other places), due to ADA regulations, you need to provide blocking next to the toilets & showers for future grab bar locations.
Also, honestly, your TP holder and light do not need blocking. Sure, its helpful, but lets be honest it's far from necessary especially considering that the mounting location for a TP holder is almost always verified after all walls & Tile are put in place.

Keep 'em coming though...just make the photos bigger!!

posted: 9:23 pm on August 6th