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@ninnymary , When we bought it before the addition it was roughly 575 sq. ft. After the addition it's roughly 775 sq. ft. now. Originally there was a small living room, a fairly large kitchen, 2 small bedrooms and a tiny badly laid out bathroom, we added another bedroom and a new kitchen. When the house was built there wasn't one, they had a outhouse. The people that owned it before us took a corner of the kitchen for the bathroom. Only one bedroom now the other two have been turned into his and hers domains . The tiny bathroom now...
Before we gutted it the bathtub was along the wall on the left, the sink was where it is now but held up on 2x4's with a plastic curtain around them. There was a heat register where the biffy is now and the biffy was on the end wall the same side as the sink (no heat register now but we installed a heat lamp to use when needed. When you opened the door you had to almost squeeze sideways to get past the tub, What were they thinking.
After living with this for years ...as I said in another thread hubby came home from work one day to find the walls ripped out and sitting in the middle of the dining room a crowbar propped up beside them. He does really good work but sometimes he needs to be motivated. The rod for the shower curtain is just a length of dowel pained dark brown, the curtain pull is just a necklace of colored glass beads
Found this mirror, it's on wall opposite sink..Tub surround is arborite, went to a counter place and got them to come out and measure, they molded a piece to fit the space, no seams . First I painted it a pale off-white green which almost blinded you when the sun streamed through the tiny window so I painted it a darker color, I was hoping for a shade darker, next time. I'll start another thread with a few more after pictures, I wish I had taken some befores but didn't have a camera back then.
Annette
Before we gutted it the bathtub was along the wall on the left, the sink was where it is now but held up on 2x4's with a plastic curtain around them. There was a heat register where the biffy is now and the biffy was on the end wall the same side as the sink (no heat register now but we installed a heat lamp to use when needed. When you opened the door you had to almost squeeze sideways to get past the tub, What were they thinking.
After living with this for years ...as I said in another thread hubby came home from work one day to find the walls ripped out and sitting in the middle of the dining room a crowbar propped up beside them. He does really good work but sometimes he needs to be motivated. The rod for the shower curtain is just a length of dowel pained dark brown, the curtain pull is just a necklace of colored glass beads
Found this mirror, it's on wall opposite sink..Tub surround is arborite, went to a counter place and got them to come out and measure, they molded a piece to fit the space, no seams . First I painted it a pale off-white green which almost blinded you when the sun streamed through the tiny window so I painted it a darker color, I was hoping for a shade darker, next time. I'll start another thread with a few more after pictures, I wish I had taken some befores but didn't have a camera back then.
Annette