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Having second thoughts about backsplash, need opinions!
Comments (27)Thanks everyone for your input! Pearl1976, I love your description of it being a 9/10 - that makes a lot of sense and puts it in perspective. Rantontoo, thanks for the feedback on the patterns - apparently I have a lot to learn about design techniques! Thanks Mayflowers again for your suggestions on what to change. I'll talk to the contractor tomorrow and figure it out. If it's too much to change out the tile at this time, at the very least we'll remove the tile on the left side, which wasn't supposed to be there anyway. The tile could always be changed at a later time if we don't do it now. I've showed the pictures to people and a lot of people seem to like it, even though it's not as light as I wanted. Thanks again everyone - everyone's input has been very helpful!...See MoreLooking for second opinions on exterior colour palette
Comments (7)Not a pro but it looks busy with the various siding choices. Just basing that on your example. The roof color will also factor in for color. ETA - I wouldn't combine what appears to be stone, brick, shakes...?...See MoreNeed a second opinion on flue repair quote
Comments (5)You already stated what needs to be known: "the flue liner (which appears to be clay tiles in segments) has small gaps where they meet". That's exactly what happens as old mortar degrades in a chimney, the mortar erodes and falls out and its through these openings that heat/fire get into the structure. Your chimney is not safe even for occasional use, you would be playing what is called Russian roulette. Do you feel lucky today?...See MoreNeed a second opinion on shower/bathroom renovation
Comments (6)@ tangerinedoor Yes, the curb is quite high. It's not so bad on the shower side, since the custom pour raised the height of the shower floor from the bathroom floor. The contractor decided on the height (and the width) based on the space needed for the herringbone design but it's taller and wider than I would have liked. The drain is a tiled drain so it blends in with the shower floor - which is actually well slanted. There are no issues with water draining in the shower based on tests but I haven't actually used the shower as I'm waiting for glass to be installed....See MoreUser
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