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Kurant · 02-24-2006, 04:49 PM

The register sits flush into the base of the cabinet, but sits vertically. So, if you took a piece of wood, and laid it flat on the ground, longways, then set upright on the long end, thats how the register sits in the cabinet. I have NO idea what to do with it to make it sit into the cabinet the correct way. We may be hiring a contracter for 2 of the bathrooms specifically for this part.

As for the tile, not sure yet. Going to have to do some research. Going to pick up a couple books at home depot tonight.

The bathroom in the basement is going to require everything being ripped up and replaced. The floor under the tub and the green board was a pleasant surprise. What didn't make any sense, as I've ripped the floor up in the basement bathroom, is the "subfloor" is sitting on concrete... Is that normal? I'm not a builder by any means. But, it's there. It never crossed my mind that it was sitting on concrete until today when I ripped it up. So, it's not that big a deal at all.

The other 2 were both remodeled in 1996 and are just getting tile/cabinets and new toilets, along with paint. Everything else is in tip top shape. I Just have no idea what to do with the tile and the heat registers.

02-24-2006, 04:49 PM	#3 (permalink)
Kurant Junkie Location: Don't worry about it.	The register sits flush into the base of the cabinet, but sits vertically. So, if you took a piece of wood, and laid it flat on the ground, longways, then set upright on the long end, thats how the register sits in the cabinet. I have NO idea what to do with it to make it sit into the cabinet the correct way. We may be hiring a contracter for 2 of the bathrooms specifically for this part. As for the tile, not sure yet. Going to have to do some research. Going to pick up a couple books at home depot tonight. The bathroom in the basement is going to require everything being ripped up and replaced. The floor under the tub and the green board was a pleasant surprise. What didn't make any sense, as I've ripped the floor up in the basement bathroom, is the "subfloor" is sitting on concrete... Is that normal? I'm not a builder by any means. But, it's there. It never crossed my mind that it was sitting on concrete until today when I ripped it up. So, it's not that big a deal at all. The other 2 were both remodeled in 1996 and are just getting tile/cabinets and new toilets, along with paint. Everything else is in tip top shape. I Just have no idea what to do with the tile and the heat registers. Last edited by Kurant; 02-24-2006 at 05:01 PM..