Wednesday, May 16th, 2012 at 11:48 am
Question by Mungojerry-X: Area tips? In the approach of creating a Really large three floor building.
The initial and 2nd floor are comprehensive.
I also have a basement for laundry ect.
The rooms I at present incorporate are:
4 guestrooms
Sauna
Pool area
Changing area
Fitness center
Dining space
Kitchen
Drawing area
Lounge
Ground floor bathroom
Master bedroom and en suite
Library
Research
Private lounge
Den
2nd floor bathroom
Gallery
Third floor bathroomIs there something I am missing?
Just require any ideas you guys believe of
Thanks!
For the record it is not my house!
A billionare friend of my fathers wants a new property built to replace the converted hotel he now lives in.
Finest answer:Solution by Julia C
Dang you must live in a mansion
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Friday, April 27th, 2012 at 5:22 am
Question by ptevonian: Covering bathroom wall tiles with panelling? I have hideous 4.25″ ceramic wall tiles from the floor to 4′ higher about my bathroom. I want them gone, but I’m not psyched about the expense, mess and effort of removing them all and retiling. Here’s my program: Mount a 1×4″ horizontally, flat against the best row of tiles. Then add 1×2″ mounting strips horizontally across the surface of the tiles, in the middle and along the floor. Then nail panelling to the strips, and mount another 1×4″ flat on the top rated as a sort of gallery shelf/trim piece. If properly sealed and painted with an appropriate bathoom paint, is there any explanation this would not work, or should not be accomplished? My principal concern is how thick the complete software would finish up being, given that the tiles themselves seem to be attached to 1/two” cement board placed against the authentic plaster walls. With the cement board, tiles, mounting strips and paneling, it would be ~ two.5″ from the surface of the panel to the surface of the wall. Any thoughts on this approach?
Best solution:Answer by norman7774
Wow!! I would Never ever place paneling in a bathroom.. too much moisture. I can guarantee you will have absolutely nothing but issues down the line.. If you do not like the tile, I would strongly advocate getting rid of it(the tile) and retiling with a tile that pleases you. I would believe that in the prolonged run, it would prove to be less costly anyway./// … Advocate you give that some excellent believed.. Also.. do as I do when I have a question abut factors like that or any DIY, go to Home Depot or Lowe’s and speak with a person WHO Is aware of there for some ideas.
Give your solution to this question under! Tuesday, April 24th, 2012 at 5:02 am
Bathroom Wall 
Picture by jenlund70 Difficult optical illusion on the bathroom wall of the Exploratorium.
Query by Julia: Bathroom walls? What is the finest way to fix water harm to bathroom walls? You know, exactly where there is cracking and paint hasn’t come off, but it just seems awful. How really should I eliminate old, cracked region?
Very best solution:Solution by infant_girl_1219
I guess it would rely on what kind of materials your bathroom walls are produced of. Ours have been doing that since they had the incorrect kind of paint and were created with the wrong sort of sheetrock, so we ripped them out.
Know greater? Leave your personal answer in the feedback!Sunday, April 22nd, 2012 at 4:56 pm
Query by : In which to find bathroom storage units? Hi!
My aunt was telling me about a thing known as a “Johnny Pole”, two metal poles that go on each side of your toilet and then shelving units above it, as a sort of storage.
I reside in Winnipeg, Canada and was just asking yourself which stores market them?
Really should I try Jysk and Home Outfitters?
Or does a person know in which they offer them?
Thankyou!
Best answer:Solution by Jan Luv
I haven’t noticed them in a prolonged time but I’d search at your local home constructing centers.
Add your very own solution in the feedback! Saturday, April 7th, 2012 at 11:47 am
Question by VirgoLady: Bathroom Sink? What do you think is more appealing? A wooden cabinet with a one piece vanity top for a sink that would double as storage or a pedestal sink made of porcelain and a piece of wooden bathroom furniture that would be the storage unit?
Best answer:Answer by cat
i like the wooden cabinet w/ sink top. it think it’s more elegant. can also be rustic, depending on your style.
What do you think? Answer below! Wednesday, April 4th, 2012 at 2:05 am
Chicago minaret – Polapan Blue 
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