Here is a peek at the flooring while we were putting it in. After scraping off all of the old floor tiles and laying down the underlayment, the new floor went in relativley quickly.
This photo perfectly illustrates what any onlooker would see at any point of the day on our recent trip to the cabin. I wasn’t kidding when I said we made a lot of progress or that we worked until we couldn’t move and this is a glimpse into how it happened. At the moment this photo was taken my dad was busy putting up trim while my mom was painting and all while Rupe and I were putting in the floors.
TA – DA! and they are done. While it is in need of a major clean up job (as is every other surface in the cabin), at least it is all in.
To see the old floor check here and to see the full progression of the cabin so far, look here.
I just hopped over to your site by way of Creature Comforts blog and am so glad I did! Great cabin transformation!! What kind of floors did you put in?
[…] 2. Trimmed out and painted the ceiling 3. Scraped up the old floor tiles and put in new wood laminate flooring 4. Cleaned up the fireplace and put in a new tiled hearth 5. Put in new patio doors and […]
Just got done reading all your posts about the renovations and it seriously looks worlds better! Great work.
Great job! love the work you did!
I just hopped over to your site by way of Creature Comforts blog and am so glad I did! Great cabin transformation!! What kind of floors did you put in?
yes! i would love to know what type of flooring you used!
thank you!!
I LOVE your wood floors, just what we’ve been looking for. Will you please list the source? Thank you!
[…] 2. Trimmed out and painted the ceiling 3. Scraped up the old floor tiles and put in new wood laminate flooring 4. Cleaned up the fireplace and put in a new tiled hearth 5. Put in new patio doors and […]