Anyway - here's the ceiling & yes, it's not had a coat of wood protector applied. We don't have the money to do it right now & the windows are supposed to help protect the inside of the house.
It's a project for a winter when we feel that we need to do it. Besides, we are about ready to start the mudding of the drywall & when all that dust gets going in the air, I'd be concerned that it would start to stick to the ceiling (which it will anyway) but knowing how this project is going - the ceiling would still be tacky & the dust would ruin it.....
In other words, we don't want to do it right now.
Phil is upstairs today working on the knee walls in the loft. He's making the openings we need for access to the storage space there. I can hear him hammering from the other house! Once the holes are cut, we'll be able to put in the drywall & then later on we'll get our cabinet maker to help us design the pull-out drawers that will also be installed in the wall.
We are now in the tough part of the job. The finishing work. Phil thought he had some tough decisions to m
Here's another detail that was just added. We had 2 glass blocks left over from the window so I thought that Phil would like to see them used. We installed them just above the bathroom door. It should look pretty cool when the light shines through them....
We've sent in our papers for the insurance claim on the roof & the windows. Hopefully we should hear back from them by the middle of March - cross your fingers for a good refund. We need that money to finish the house!!
2 comments:
the place i lived at in Kelowna last year had the loveliest large island in the kitchen - it was about 3 feet by 8 feet and had the sink in the middle - which sounds weird but it was so nice to be able to do the dishes facing the room!! I love counter space...
Love that pine ceiling!! Gerry
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