Before and after pics of my basement room.

[nycgirl]

You did this all on your own? I need someone like you.

I love that washer and dryer.

 

[gonelifting]

and GL is gonna take all the credit.. Like HE did all that work..

Am I the only one that saw the fairy princess?


Great Job sweets... come over, I have some work for you to do.

Oh and bring your princess so I can pinch her cheeks shes adorable.

I did do all the work, except the carpet. I know you're busting chops, though.

I'm also bringing in a plumber to hook up the last connections to the boiler for radiant heat under the kitchen tiles which are directly over that room.

 

[bdog527]

Yeah that is a pretty sweet washer and dryer but at that price it better iron and fold the clothes too.

 

[gonelifting]

I work out by myself. I never really barbell bench but recently started Incline BB benching. Did it ONE DAY, first time EVER doing barbell inclines.

Anyone notice the dumbell on the plate? lol I do drop sets.

 

[gonelifting]

Yeah that is a pretty sweet washer and dryer but at that price it better iron and fold the clothes too.

Actually.... they come out pretty good right out of the dryer. They do need ironing but they look great. Very delicate and fast. The washer and dryer take the same time to finish. It's awesome.

 

[aandd]

Great work! I have appliance envy now. I LOVE the washer and dryer, and want a new set so bad. Hubby said not until he puts hardwood flooring throughtout the house and redoes the siding.

Cute princess, too!

 

[WODIN]

ohhhhhh

 

[gonelifting]

Great work! I have appliance envy now. I LOVE the washer and dryer, and want a new set so bad. Hubby said not until he puts hardwood flooring throughtout the house and redoes the siding.

Cute princess, too!

Very VERY important. If your doing anything with the floors or structure/building now and plan to get a Front load washer and dryer, you MUST reinforce the floor before placing them in place. Whirlpool and others... recommend a 3/4 to 1 inch piece of plywood under the machines on top of the existing floor to reduce vibrations as they spin at very high speeds and are very heavy. I think my washer alone is 270 pounds with the pedestal.

Mine are in the basement on concrete and tile and it vibrates slightly, but on second floor applications it does a lot more. You can even brace the underneath of the floor from the basement to ensure rigidity. Don't take it lightly, there are a lot of problems reported with FL's and floor rigidity. Good luck.

 

[slat1]

That is a killer washer and dryer!!

 

[Lestat]

LOL with an endless supply of.....MONEY! we could all do that. There was an existing hole for a window there, so I sheetrocked it and stuck a TV in there. That TV is there for my daughter when I do the laundry. We got 6 TV's in the house. Give me a break man!

I thought it was for working out.. although TV sucks during lifting, better for cardio.

On a 360 degree swivel it could work for laundry, working out, sneaking downstairs to wack off to porn.. etc.

You splurged on the washer/dryer!