I think it's a great ideaSome of those are 14 bucks or whatever. I mean, it's in a closet and you don't have to "fix up" the drywall.
Just say'n.
and dom't fergets ta tell him ta shobes it in da holemorning, mr bear!
just pick up a panel on your own and hand it to the guy!
Right! If they cut out the piece of drywall nicely enough,Some of those are 14 bucks or whatever. I mean, it's in a closet and you don't have to "fix up" the drywall.
Just say'n.
it can just be put back into place and "secured" with a
couple screws in the gap. In closet. Hidden. It's never
needed access since the house was built... will probably
never need access again in my lifetime. (The current
fixtures were "sweated" during bathroom remodel in '85
and that shower wall put in after the plumbing... and
no way am I having them remove the shower wall. Not
happening.)
Hus wants the hot/cold shutoffs in the closet access spot.
I want them in the basement. He says if the tub/shower
goes Crazy Daisy*, quick access is needed. I said that the
tub/shower has NEVER gone Crazy Daisy* and the shutoffs
should go where ALL the OTHER shutoffs are located.
* Crazy Daisy
Good morning, Precious Bear. You made me laugh out loud at all your plumbing, etc stories. Thank you!!!Right! If they cut out the piece of drywall nicely enough,
it can just be put back into place and "secured" with a
couple screws in the gap. In closet. Hidden. It's never
needed access since the house was built... will probably
never need access again in my lifetime. (The current
fixtures were "sweated" during bathroom remodel in '85
and that shower wall put in after the plumbing... and
no way am I having them remove the shower wall. Not
happening.)
Hus wants the hot/cold shutoffs in the closet access spot.
I want them in the basement. He says if the tub/shower
goes Crazy Daisy*, quick access is needed. I said that the
tub/shower has NEVER gone Crazy Daisy* and the shutoffs
should go where ALL the OTHER shutoffs are located.
* Crazy Daisy
And if you ever need access, you can just unscrew that board, right?
They make a kit for that too. I like these tabs:
Wal-Board Tools Drywall Repair Clip (6-Pack)-54-014 - The Home Depot
Of course, you have to buy joint compound and then sand it and optionally paint it. So you're looking at more $$$ than the panel.
I wonder how many kids have had teeth knocked out by that???
Remember "Mr. Squiggles"... or whatever it was called?... back
in the 60s??? (Oh, that's right... you're a young'un.)
One wheel done. Parts fit if you're not pulling stupid-human tricks. 
A good night's sleep, breakfast, and a sunny semi-warm day does miracles for the thinking cap.
Didn't wreck anything. So all is good. So far. Thank God.
Taking a break.
Hi snails. Flyby.
A good night's sleep, breakfast, and a sunny semi-warm day does miracles for the thinking cap.
Didn't wreck anything. So all is good. So far. Thank God.
Taking a break.
Hi snails. Flyby.
Um, I'm working for Randall's Meat Co. We process, pack and deliver meat to restaurants, hospitals and suchwat is da new job Dales ?
Got the shocks on, took a half day. That's only because I have the luxury of taking lots of vape breaks and resting my back.
Drove around the block, all is working.
That's only because I have the luxury of taking lots of vape breaks and resting my back.Drove around the block, all is working.
