Week 3
We’ve finished day 2 of dry walling with the Bucket Walkers. Bucket walking is an amazing technique to watch. Have you seen it? Imagine a man standing on the open end of a tall bucket, using his weight and swing to travel along the floor. They also use stilts. It’s a fussy messy process, but lookin’ good!
The kitchen sink window looks much bigger when it really isn’t. That’s because it’s now 1 awning window rather than 2 casement style.
The electricians have been busy digging out, re routing and making new lines. There were wires everywhere before the dry wallers came. The builder took lots of pics so he’ll know exactly where all these wires are when he’s ready to dig them out for the final switches, outlets and electrical connections.
Notice all the can lights in the ceiling!
Microwave/Oven and Range Center
Laundry Closet in Hallway and Desk/Dining with Pantry
New Wall Opening for a Larger Kitchen Space. Notice Imprinting on the Floor Marking the Removed Wall
Dining, Desk and Door to Backyard
A Window with a View: Above the Kitchen Sink: Power Central!
nina in the kitchen 
Looks great. You will love it when it’s all done.
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Yes we are thrilled!
Wow. This looks like a well planned area. You love to cook and deserve a great space. Rose
Thanks Rose. We are looking forward to the next step…painting and flooring!
I’m so glad you are recording this step by step. Everyone loves before and after pictures.
It’s so much more open, that it’s probably hard for you to believe it’s the same square footage.
Nice choice for your over-the-sink window since you certainly have a back garden you want
to see.
Yes these new camera phones take great photos. This blog gives me the chance to share with others who are interested
Looks great. How exciting!!!
Yes Sharon, it is a thrilling process! The floors should be completed Monday and the cabinet boxes begin installation Wednesday