Todd installed a sample LED can light in the bathroom so I could get an idea of the K's and the range of this size. It was a graphic demo, and now I have a better idea of what we are doing with the lighting in there. Looking for a clean clean clean look.
The Shield Brothers are now working out on the area where the greenhouse used to be...opening up the wall into the dog/laundry room for the new windows, and prepping the load bearing walls. Unfortunately, the ceiling inside this room will have to be opened up much more, and as everyone who has ever done a remodel knows, sheet rock should be called shit rock...what a mess. But to fix the electricial lines and have everything ready for the deck lighting, not to mention to remedy the dry rot in the ceiling, it has to be done. The fun part here was to discuss what materials to use to make the counter under those windows...for my ferns and orchids...thinking concrete? Let me hear your ideas!
Dawn through the new window opening...even with the plastic over the opening, I can see that this window will be a wonderful spot every morning...I am sorry I missed the grey squirrel who ran by and inspired this photo. The rust on the plastic is from the new siding. I called Kelseyville Lumber today and the windows will be here tomorrow afternoon, so maybe by Friday the Birthday Window will be in place!
Todd installed a sample LED can light in the bathroom so I could get an idea of the K's and the range of this size. It was a graphic demo, and now I have a better idea of what we are doing with the lighting in there. Looking for a clean clean clean look.
The Shield Brothers are now working out on the area where the greenhouse used to be...opening up the wall into the dog/laundry room for the new windows, and prepping the load bearing walls. Unfortunately, the ceiling inside this room will have to be opened up much more, and as everyone who has ever done a remodel knows, sheet rock should be called shit rock...what a mess. But to fix the electricial lines and have everything ready for the deck lighting, not to mention to remedy the dry rot in the ceiling, it has to be done. The fun part here was to discuss what materials to use to make the counter under those windows...for my ferns and orchids...thinking concrete? Let me hear your ideas!
Dawn through the new window opening...even with the plastic over the opening, I can see that this window will be a wonderful spot every morning...I am sorry I missed the grey squirrel who ran by and inspired this photo. The rust on the plastic is from the new siding. I called Kelseyville Lumber today and the windows will be here tomorrow afternoon, so maybe by Friday the Birthday Window will be in place!
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