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Love house project threads. Keep the updates coming. The wall you want to put the closet opening through is right in the middle of the house. Make sure it's not structural in any way before knocking it down, that probably requires a permit. There is always Ikea and the like built in closets, basically floor to ceiling modular wall units, that could also be an option.
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How hard would it be to just move the short end of the wall over so the drywall is flat? Or maybe get a piece of moulding with a square end against the new wall and a rounded nose in the hallway then paint it to match the wooden beams. Then there's always that super thin drywall for making curves.
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Jun 10, 2013 21:06
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Why did you use clone tool on that wall with outlets?
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Nov 6, 2013 17:51
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dreesemonkey posted:I could murder a kitten right now. I came back from one of my many lowes trips and was putting some stuff into the room and managed to tip the toilet tank over and the mother fucker cracked. If you got money to burn and need more space in the bathroom, there are always in wall toilets like this one: http://www.amazon.com/Grohe-38996000-In-wall-Wall-Mounted-Toilets/dp/B00CQD7FAM
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Mar 3, 2014 16:30
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Any particular reason to do vertical instead of horizontal setup for the drywall?
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