Vega carpentry

This most recent job was to refurbish the husband’s (my) bathroom. As before all trim and doors were removed, wallpaper stripped, double vanity removed, toilet removed, vinyl sheet flooring removed.  Upon inspection of sub floor under toilet a problem presented which necessitated partial removal of approximately 4’x6’ section of water damaged subfloor, repair of improper waste line, and replacement of ¾’ ply wood subfloor section, before work could proceed.  Cement board was screwed to subfloor with stainless steel screws, thin set applied to cement board, then natural slate tiles of eight varying sizes were applied and grouted.  Wallpaper was hung and painted. A new toilet was installed.  Then the unique part of the job came in.  I had purchased two antique 19th century “dry” walnut wash stands which had to be custom altered to accept plumbing and then be installed as vanities .This job required advanced carpentry skills as well as creativity and came out extremely well.  I am very satisfied with the work.