for a larger size.]
I'm also concerned that some of the floor tile in this bathroom is giving off a gritty sound when you step on them, which means they are not as solidly secure in their place as I would want them to be.
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Thursday, February 25, 2010
Cut Corners in the Van Gogh Bathroom
In the roughly eight months since the substantial completion of the renovation and addition project, it seems that there has been a slight sinking of foundational support, and this has led to a number of visible fractures and problems. For instance, in one of the new upstairs bathrooms (added to a rear guestroom), a rather nasty crack has appeared in the rear corner behind the toilet.
[You should definitely click this photo
for a larger size.]
I'm also concerned that some of the floor tile in this bathroom is giving off a gritty sound when you step on them, which means they are not as solidly secure in their place as I would want them to be.
for a larger size.]
I'm also concerned that some of the floor tile in this bathroom is giving off a gritty sound when you step on them, which means they are not as solidly secure in their place as I would want them to be.
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