Main Bath
Too many times has the bath vanity bitten, punched, or otherwise poked unassuming parts on the human body -especially Lisa's. So, now it's time to destroy the unused double vanity for something a little more in line with our, er, her needs.
The bathroom at present. Our predecessors felt the need to add a double vanity since they had kids. We merely painted the bathroom 6 years ago to cover the 'smokers white' they had going on. Just wait until you see the evolution of time revealed at a later date! Oy!
After the vanity was unceremoniously dismantled, one can see layers upon layers of nauseating colors. One set of owners thought by hiding the paint with hideous wall paper was an improvement -we don't happen to agree. The result looks (and smells) like a 1970's NYC subway terminal -God awful.
Oh, take a close look (enlarge) the photo where the mirror was removed... now take a closer look at the holes in the floor & walls: begin by finding the alien tentacles we humans call 'wires' projected from the floor (just under the white PCV spiget), now find the hole just lower left of the water valve... find it? Now find the hole (wedged in the red space between the former placement of the mirror & torn area) where the receptacle box used to be. Yeah, that's it.
Evidently, our high-functioning predecessors thought by taking the wire from the floor and pushing it thru the wall up to the receptacle box was a 'smart thang.'
It's positioned right under the water!!
Oh, and this reveal is a doosey... the light affixed above the mirror? Well, that gem actually was the main hub for many a switches in the house. We couldn't understand why suddenly fans in the house stopped working and our masterbedroom (it's across the hall!) was dark. Through some of the renovation, we popped a breaker and had to replace it.
This house is scary -very scary.
The bathroom at present. Our predecessors felt the need to add a double vanity since they had kids. We merely painted the bathroom 6 years ago to cover the 'smokers white' they had going on. Just wait until you see the evolution of time revealed at a later date! Oy!
After the vanity was unceremoniously dismantled, one can see layers upon layers of nauseating colors. One set of owners thought by hiding the paint with hideous wall paper was an improvement -we don't happen to agree. The result looks (and smells) like a 1970's NYC subway terminal -God awful.
Oh, take a close look (enlarge) the photo where the mirror was removed... now take a closer look at the holes in the floor & walls: begin by finding the alien tentacles we humans call 'wires' projected from the floor (just under the white PCV spiget), now find the hole just lower left of the water valve... find it? Now find the hole (wedged in the red space between the former placement of the mirror & torn area) where the receptacle box used to be. Yeah, that's it.
Evidently, our high-functioning predecessors thought by taking the wire from the floor and pushing it thru the wall up to the receptacle box was a 'smart thang.'
It's positioned right under the water!!
Oh, and this reveal is a doosey... the light affixed above the mirror? Well, that gem actually was the main hub for many a switches in the house. We couldn't understand why suddenly fans in the house stopped working and our masterbedroom (it's across the hall!) was dark. Through some of the renovation, we popped a breaker and had to replace it.
This house is scary -very scary.
