Woah! I just found this blog post waiting to be finished. This follows on our two posts about re-doing our basement over the summer. We just loved the door we installed in the west wall, so we had to show it's progression. Up top: the wall as it existed. Big gaping holes into the crawl space, left from previous owners' renovation of the kitchen.
Using a $6 bag of mortar and bricks we found in the basement and garage, Beth bricked the wall.
Then, using lumber we found around the house, we built a frame, anchored it, and built a door. Used spray foam to fill in small gaps.
Painted and finished door!
Woah! I just found this blog post waiting to be finished. This follows on our two posts about re-doing our basement over the summer. We just loved the door we installed in the west wall, so we had to show it's progression. Up top: the wall as it existed. Big gaping holes into the crawl space, left from previous owners' renovation of the kitchen.
Using a $6 bag of mortar and bricks we found in the basement and garage, Beth bricked the wall.
Then, using lumber we found around the house, we built a frame, anchored it, and built a door. Used spray foam to fill in small gaps.
Painted and finished door!
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