The weekend proved to be a very productive one. We hooked up the washer
and dryer with Kenny, the plumber's help, on Saturday--he needed to
connect a valve on the gas line.
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First load of laundry... |
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Floor repair with 3/4" plywood waiting for deck (coated) screws |
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Leveling out the tub |
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Finished floor with cement curing at 9:30pm Sunday night... |
We used a self-leveling cement,
LevelQuick RS by Custom Building Products. There is a latex primer to apply, and we also used a thin-gauge diamond metal lath stapled down to the sub-floor before we poured the cement. We discovered two small holes we missed--rather the cement discovered them--fortunately, they were small, and the cement sets in about 30 minutes, so not a major leak-through.
The floor was cured by 7am this am, and was walkable. Next steps are to put a de-coupling membrane down and then the tile. More on that later.
We do have walls! Well, one room from Friday...
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Anastasia's room |
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