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Old 01-01-2014, 07:29 PM   #61
RLPRACING
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Default 12/18/13 Day 126

The directions(yes I read most of it) for the shower called for the walls to be glued to drywall and not plywood or paneling so I followed it. Two sheets used in the corner and I'm using a wood paneling in the rest of the bathroom. Picked that up at the Kraftmaid Outlet store in Warren Ohio for $4 a sheet. Cant beat that. Using it also in the bunk over the cab. The tall cabinet in the other pic is also from the outlet store and cost $25. Its designed for an oven but we are using it for the refrigerator. One of the many challenges of doing a job like this is planning all the wiring. You have to go over everything a million times so you don't forget something(but probably will anyway). The switch by the door will have three rocker switches for the outside lights, the under cabinet lights and the main overhead lights. The wires hanging in the bathroom is for the fan and it will come down inside the wall when its built.
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