| | Every inch of the floor glue residue had to be hand scraped. No machine worked! | |
| | | We hung the first few cabinets. We're waiting for the range hood to arrive. | |
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| | Everything is moved around for the work. Each time is it hard to find stuff. | |
| | | We prepare to seal the concrete. The water vapor level is much too high. | |
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| | Can't decide on a paint color. | |
| | | I added a color wash to tone down the green but I'm still not sure. | |
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| | The fridge moves to the patio. It was a bit scary rolling it over board ramps | |
| | | All sealed and ready to be covered in PE plastic sheeting (added insurance). | |
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| | Guy takes a polyethylene ride while Scott helps out. | |
| | | Guy & Scott testing the first row "click" technique. | |
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| | Shuffling the cork planks to mix boxes. Cork has some color variation | |
| | | The kitchen is still a work in progress or a disaster, depending on my hormones. | |
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| | Clawed de Pussey checks out our work. | |
| | | Here's a close-up of the cork floor. | |
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| | It took all day to seal the concrete and lay this much floor. | |
| | | Good-bye concrete floor! Hello smooth, soft, warm, quiet cork floor! | |
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| | At the Burnham Institute kid's party, Gabriel visits Santa wearing his new shirt | |
| | | We wish you and yours peace and joy this holiday. Hope to see you soon! | |
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