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Mudroom: June 2008 to Feb. 2011
Interior
The plan was to drywall the mudroom. I hate dry-walling so
after discovering wood siding below 2 layers of newer siding on the 3
original walls I decided to put up wood siding to match on the new wall.
Only later would I realize that although I saved work in siding, I made
more work in trim.
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| This photo shows the two layers of siding that were beneath
the Hardi-plank in the mudroom. The original siding was
ship-lapped redwood but that was covered with shingles for some
reason. |
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| The wood siding on both sides of the door is new and matches
the original wood siding on the house. This picture is taken
looking out of the opening where the original front door was. |
The mudroom was finally finished on
Sunday, February 6, 2011. The final touches included painting the wood
siding and trim, installing a stamped tin (steel) ceiling, installing a
new light, and installing a coat rack / hooks. Our neighbor Steven
handled the final painting and did a fantastic job. However, prior to
that, Em and I had to patch every single nail hole and then prime the
wood, which took quite some time. The tin ceiling is from
ClasssicCeilings.com and consists of four 2'x4' main panels (model S209)
and one 2'x4' panel (model S235) cut in strips to fit around the border.
All five pieces, including tax and shipping, cost $168.92. I think it
looks amazing. The light fixture and paint are from Home Depot, and cost
$45 and $5 respectively, with the latter price being low since it was
"Oops" paint. The stainless steel hat/coat rack and hooks are from IKEA.
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| Mudroom now has new paint, a new light, and a
beautiful tin ceiling. |
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| Now when you enter our house you can hand up
your bag and coat! |
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