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This Week’s Featured Pulp Improvement
Pulp Bath Reno 2
Pulp Bath Reno 2
Now that’s a beauty! AKA, I am referring to the recently landed new freestanding soak tub from Kohler in the Pulp Bath Reno 2 (see adjacent pic)! With the wall and floor tiles all set and grouted in this corner, we were able to take advantage of a local moving companies availability, and just like that, we had a tub!
Moving company, you ask? A little backstory. When we started gearing up for the Bath Reno’s, we ordered the parts and pieces for the 3 we had planned all at the same time (got a bit of a discount by bundling them). Not wanting to take the 3 Baths out of commission at the same time, however, we received everything at once and stored most of it mainly in the detached garage. Plan was always to do the 3rd floor restroom first, as that one was completely non-functional (which got us a 3rd floor guest room with adjacent bath, check that one off the list). It also allowed us to open the ceiling in the mainBath reno to access the plumbing above, win-win. Long story short, the freestanding tub has been sitting in a big boxed crate in the garage since sometime late 2025. Flash forward and as the Bath Reno 2 has been progressing, thought needed to be given to getting the tub up into the 2nd floor bath. The tub itself, while so very nice to look at, is a bit, shall we say, awkward! it weighs 300 plus pounds, is not symmetrical and has no lip on top to grab if you wanted to. It also needed to be navigated up an “L-shaped” main staircase from first to 2nd floor. Original thought was to call in some friends to help but after a few more looks at the tub, decided that would not be a great thing to put the friends through (thoughts of personal injury and/or tub damage came to mind). Answer….call in some professional movers, it’s what they do!
So we did, and it just so happened they were available the day after the phone call as, while this was a difficult move, in the end it wasn’t going to take a tremendous amount of time, so, they were able to slip us into their schedule. And I can now say, after watching it all happen, worth every cent we paid them to do it! Tub in, garage space cleared and no one got hurt!
Also happening? It was go time on the shower wall tiling so we are cruising long with that and are a little over half wya through on that end. Tile looks great, having to do a few cuts to get around the shower cubbies and ends, but all in, so far so good!
Some progress pics adjacent and below. See you next week!
Pulp Improvements
The 257 Project
Most Recent Pics for Sale
Nothing at All
A long time ago, in a small apartment in New York City, I was listening to a Prince song, simply called “7” and I was very much getting into the sound of the guitar playing, and what I perceived as an “open” chord strum, aka, just hitting those strings with no fingers applied (forgive me if that was mistaken). I tried to work that into something, and came up with a riff that I thought was pretty catchy. Not 100% sure what mood I was in at the time but decided that “you don’t need Nothing at All” was a good premise and ran with it. Years later, and also during the pandemic, decided it was a good time to rebuild it. Got busy with my wonderful musician friends and a new version it was.
Hope you enjoy!
The 1800 Project
Here’s the trailer to the exciting new movie coming out this summer (okay, so maybe not really a movie, more a couple long form video’s to document the start to finish of this project)! Truth is, had a little fun with a movie trailer template they have and this is the “story” of the 1800 Project to date. Enjoy!
The Ray Harm and Guy Coheleach Limited Edition Prints Prints
We recently mentioned that we had been gifted a fine collection of Ray Harm and Guy Coheleach “limited edition” art prints which we intend to eventually sell here from the website (will be setting up a page in our shop collection). Currently doing a complete inventory of what we have and documenting all of that. Wanted to share a little taste of what we are talking about so will feature a pic or two each week until we get that shop page up and running. This week’s sample print below!
Feeder Group
