April 20, 2022
Here are five projects I have for my super duper remodelers to do:
I will meet you there and go over some things to get you started.
• Build a cover system for my A/V cabinet and do some cable runs. I'm thinking about using this kind of system to hide the cables. There will need to be some 1" holes drilled in the side of the cabinet. The cable runs are new and not hidden by any existing paneling. I'm thinking this will be done with a small piece of trim, covered by a wider piece, creating a track. I can get a piece of dark plexiglass to slide into the track. I have 15-20 feet of the wide trim, which can be used to make the narrow trim. The cover looks great and the cabling was done, except we didn't leave enough sub-woofer cable on the inside of the cabinet to take the amp out and work on it, so it pulled and messed up the cabling track. I'm going to have it re-done. Also I will need to stain the trim a little.
Place the wall plate on the Fireplace. This is going to take some creativity because the box is whopper jawed and not square. Also it is not parallel to the power plate next to it. There may need to be some super-glue involved. Make it look good and don't tell me how it's done. I doubt it will ever need to be removed. I think they did a great job with this. I painted both covers with the same color so they look like they belong.
Hang pictures in the bathroom
They did this and it looks great.
Place the remainder of the license plates on the beam. I have some frames and mounting hardware. Perfect as could be.
Build a sliding cover for bath faucets access in garage. Similar to the A/V cabinet, only not as pretty. A thin piece of plywood or clipboard type of material is needed and some trim to keep it snug against the wall. You will need to provide those pieces. This is a little primitive but should be just fine. I may need to place a small strip of insulation at the bottom to close up the little gap.
I will meet you there and go over some things to get you started.
• Build a cover system for my A/V cabinet and do some cable runs. I'm thinking about using this kind of system to hide the cables. There will need to be some 1" holes drilled in the side of the cabinet. The cable runs are new and not hidden by any existing paneling. I'm thinking this will be done with a small piece of trim, covered by a wider piece, creating a track. I can get a piece of dark plexiglass to slide into the track. I have 15-20 feet of the wide trim, which can be used to make the narrow trim. The cover looks great and the cabling was done, except we didn't leave enough sub-woofer cable on the inside of the cabinet to take the amp out and work on it, so it pulled and messed up the cabling track. I'm going to have it re-done. Also I will need to stain the trim a little.
Place the wall plate on the Fireplace. This is going to take some creativity because the box is whopper jawed and not square. Also it is not parallel to the power plate next to it. There may need to be some super-glue involved. Make it look good and don't tell me how it's done. I doubt it will ever need to be removed. I think they did a great job with this. I painted both covers with the same color so they look like they belong.
Hang pictures in the bathroom
They did this and it looks great.
Place the remainder of the license plates on the beam. I have some frames and mounting hardware. Perfect as could be.
Build a sliding cover for bath faucets access in garage. Similar to the A/V cabinet, only not as pretty. A thin piece of plywood or clipboard type of material is needed and some trim to keep it snug against the wall. You will need to provide those pieces. This is a little primitive but should be just fine. I may need to place a small strip of insulation at the bottom to close up the little gap.