Reply #26: Pics

[TrogL]

Here's the first bad area.



The kitchen counter sticks out. If I were to shove the stove in flush with the wall, I wouldn't be able to get the door open. I thought about putting a cabinet in there but that's going to cause other problems.

Because it's a back area out of sight (there's eventually going to be a counter covering it, I was going to start lined up with the counter, work back under the stove and put extra in the little back area.

Then I've got the rest of the kitchen.



Fortunately the L goes straight forward one way, then the other leg goes straight down the hall so I'm not in too bad shape.

Then there's the bathroom.



I've got the laminate out in the hall which I want to cover over so people running out of the bathroom with wet feet to get the phone aren't slipping. There is, however, no laminate in the bathroom 'cause it'll really warp. Hence, I've got to drop down about 1/2 inch somehow or other. Frankly, I'm tempted just to put laminate in anyway just to keep it all level, and if it warps, just replace it. It'll cost about $20 for the little area it covers.

The big problem is the toilet.



My contractor already flooded my studio trying to pull it out. There's also the cabinet to the left. I need something to cover up the 6 inch space where the leg is to the left.