Each floor took roughly 100 sheets of drywall. I hung them and Andy helped with the ceilings as well as doing the majority of the taping.
(Click on any image for a larger view.)
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| I'm peeking out from the staircase. |
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| Out the 2nd floor back door are those open stairs. |
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| The main room on the 2nd floor, looking south. |
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| The main room, looking north. Behind me is the kitchen. |
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| I had a thing for curved walls. The back wall in this photo had a gentle curve. It also stopped short of the ceiling, allowing a strip of lights to hide up there. The opening in that wall went back to the kitchen. |
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| This was the soffit that went above a similarly shaped island in the kitchen. |
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| The upstairs south bedroom has a cathedral ceiling. |
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| Stairwell. |
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| The stairwell starting to take shape. |
I remember being grateful that the drywall delivery truck had a boom lift. He could hoist everything to an open window and we just had to pull it in.
Question from Ms Spatially Slow-to-get-it:
ReplyDeleteSo is that wall between the kitchen and living room (with the space at the ceiling) now torn down?
I think it is. And I like it better the way it is now.
Yes. In roughly the same place is the half (height) wall that separates the kitchen from the rest of the space.
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