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redoing my interior

SkinnyGoomba

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I'll update this when there is more progress, i'm not interesting in answering 150 questions about what it is.

P.S. If i put in the Original post that i plan to remove the carpet and put down hardwood....then you dont need to ask me if i plan to remove the carpet and put down hardwood.

Hey Matt, go Foof yourself.
 

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thanks guys, glad i'm doing something right with this thing.
 

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Are you going to replace the carpet with new ones or some hardwood floor?
 

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Originally Posted by CityConnection
Where is that? I cant get a feel for what direction we are looking. *just curious*


+1 WTF are we looking at?
 

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This looks like a catastrophe.
 

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Grout lines are way too thick and what's that steel appliance?
 

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Originally Posted by EL72
Grout lines are way too thick and what's that steel appliance?

Mini-fridge?
 

Piobaire

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Originally Posted by iammatt
Maybe this could be foofed.

This is not going to end well.
 

SkinnyGoomba

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planning to remove the carpet and build a wood floor. Thinking cherry, natural color.

Grout lines are 1/8".

Planning to finish the trim work in Padauk, Replace the door with a solid hardwood door and trim around it.
 

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