I've been keeping
Flannery's drop box service in business again. Last week I rented and filled another 10 yard dumpster with more basement debris. There's still a little more left to demo, but I think the rest will fit in the back of the pickup. Since things are going gangbusters on the basement, I thought I'd give y'all a tour! Here are all of the areas. I stood in the middle of the basement and rotated counter-clockwise for each picture.
Family Room
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Family Room |
This quarter of the basement will become the family room where we'll have a sectional and a big TV on the wall to the right. The open space measures a whopping 13'x18', which will make it the biggest room in the house. We're planning on decorating it in an art-deco old Hollywood motif.
Play Room / Homework Area
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Poker Room Homework Area |
This section is about the same size as the family room. It will have a card table and be used for games and homework. I'll probably put a computer in there somewhere too. The two posts will have a bar-top built between them. I'm hoping for a soapstone top, with the columns being trimmed out in proper proportion to the arts & crafts aesthetic.
Bathroom
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Basement Bathroom Location |
The bathroom in the basement will occupy the same place it did before, but will be about 2 feet wider in each direction. We're thinking of a standup shower and a separate soaking tub.
Guest Room
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Future Basement Guest Room |
This area still needs some demo work done, but it will be our guest room when completed. The little panelboard rectangle on the right is covering a broken window, which will be replaced by a code-compliant egress window.
Laundry Room
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Laundry Room |
The laundry room has a door to the outside, a utility sink, and our washer and dryer. I plan on having the electrical service upgraded, and the panel moved to the other side of the door. I might even put a dog-washing area next to the sink.
Mechanical Room
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Mechanical Room |
I will build a small room around the furnace and the on-demand hot water heater. It will also house the main panel for all of the communications and the plumbing manifold.
Wow - an amazing amount of work!!
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