Flooring and Trim List

While Charlie and I are out west, our flooring guy is supposed to do some sanding and polyurethaning of the newly installed floors.

The new conservatory floor needs to be scraped and sanded and polyurethaned.

We were concerned that we wouldn’t be able to access our bedroom and bathroom during the process so we’re happy to be away from home while it is happening.  Our son is staying at The Glade to sidewalk supervise this project.

The floor in the master bedroom (left) is lower than the new floor in the hall and so needs a threshold reducer to improve the transition.

In addition to finishing the floors in the master suite and the conservatory the finisher is supposed to add threshold reducers to some doorways to give a smooth transition.

• In the conservatory
  • French doors
  • Bathroom
• Front door to the house
• Master Suite
  • French doors

    

    The French doors in the master bedroom need a threshold reducer to make the transition from the floor to the door sill and to block air coming up through the floor.

  • Bathroom
  • Between bedroom and hall
  • Between bedroom hall and main hall

The master bathroom door has a small hitch when opening it that needs to be adjusted.

He should also plane the bottom of the doors so they open and close smoothly.

Both new bathrooms have this round window which is inside the shower area and need special casings which we have.

The he’s going to finish the baseboard trim and door and window casings that are unfinished.

Trim and casings:

• Conservatory bathroom
  • Round window casing
  • Baseboard
• Conservatory – baseboard and door casing in closet
• Dining room – baseboard behind piano and adjacent wall
• Upstairs hall – baseboard
• Master suite hall – baseboard
• Master closet
  • Window casing and sill

    

    The master closet window needs a sill and casing.

  • Door casing
  • NO baseboard
• Master bedroom – baseboard behind bed and side walls (not shelving)
• Master bathroom
  • Round window casing
  • Missing baseboard

Now that seems like a fairly big project.

Do the final details drive you crazy?

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