Showing posts with label RV. Show all posts
Showing posts with label RV. Show all posts

Tuesday, May 14, 2013

Progress Inside and Outside

Outside, the cement work is moving along.  The front steps got framed up today.  Hopefully that means a cement truck will come tomorrow.  Kyle put light boxes and conduit into the cement for the raised beds on the sides of the steps, it's going to look really nice.  


The cultured marble place came out and did the master bath shower (it's two sided, so this is half the shower) and all the windowsills.  (There's the trim piece on the floor that hadn't been installed yet when I took this picture.)


The Floor Saver pan that I ordered came, so I stuck it in place.  It sits under the dishwasher and directs any water to the front, so that leaks are discovered immediately.  


The window over the tub has two sills.  The big one and the little one right around the window.  They look really good.  I highly recommend cultured marble window sills.  So much easier to clean than wood, and they just look so good.


This is where the cement pad for our camper will be.  I was really pleased to see this tube attached to the down spout.  We hadn't talked about doing that, but it makes so much more sense when you're pouring cement to channel the water underground instead of having it run across the top of your driveway or whatever.


Tuesday, October 2, 2012

Sewer Line

The sewer line got back filled yesterday - finally.  The dog has had lots of fun climbing in and out of the trench - as did most of the kids.  We are glad that it is covered now.
Sewer lining going down to Main
 There is still some left to do in the in-law's back yard.  We are excited to get the fence up for the dog.
All covered

Right next to the corner of the house

Clean-out next to the house
 I am really excited about this part of the house.  We are planning on having a sewer dump line for the camper.  We won't have to go anywhere to dump the camper after our camping trips.  Also on this side - the port side - we'll have a frost free valve put in so we can fill the camper up with water, too.  Unfortunately, I won't plumb a 30 amp plug on that side - or maybe I will.  I am doing the electrical.
Sewer dump line for the camper
 There isn't a p-trap on this part.  Is that a mistake?  Should we put one in?  I have both thought of that it is needed and not needed.
Sewer dump line