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Nice job. I know how these jobs can drag on when you work full time too. Great to see you've kept motivated. Top result.

The wooden frame that was in place for the wardrobe, is still in place as I haven't taken it out yet. Just the top horizonal and each vertical run of timber. I've decided against using the other room and cupboard as it looks as though I have more than enough room now anyway. Less work and mess...

The house is a relative new-build and the upper floor above the bedrooms are two further bedrooms. I was worred that the wardrobe wall as being used as a support for the floor upstairs but now it's out, all sems ok. They are basically just the quick throw up stud wall we see nowadays. No...

Ok, so not too much progress overall but managed to get the door and doorway moved, also now blocked up the old doorway and will be plastering that today hopefully. Need to look at tidying up the outside wall and skirting so I can paint that then just work inside room itself. Decided to take up...

hi tony_m, I used the BAL (WP1 I think it's called?) memberane tanking system. Very straight forward and it's sealed the room perfectly. I sealed the whole floor, and where the shower area is, from the pics you can see I tanked all the way up the wall but in all honesty, I don't think it was...

demolition begins. forgot about how much dust generated and had removed the doors and didnt put any covers down anywhere. Just as well the wife is away for a few days! Before After couldn't help myself Got that awful feeling I get when i've never done a job...

walking through walls

after new doorway cut out

before new doorway cut out

Cutting out the new doorway,

demolition starts, and I forgot about how much dust is generated!

Why do you think it's taken me 7 months to get around to this? :lol: