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12-12-2016, 06:37 PM
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Who's built a house? Looking for tips on what to not forget!
As I've mentioned before I just bought some land and we plan to build this spring. We are in the final stages and already have a house plan and most of the major details picked out. Cabinets, flooring etc.
One thing that came up as we were picking out door handles, lights etc was whether we wanted a laundry sink in the basement or garage. It never really crossed my mind, but it seemed like something that would just "be there". Our laundry is on the first floor, so it makes sense there just won't be one. And I certainly want something to clean my grimy hands, paint brushes etc in. I am having a bathroom roughed in, in the basement. On that note, to anyone that has built a house, what are some things that you either forgot, or realized you needed to have, like a sink to clean up your dirty grimy hands and tools in. I think I've considered everything, but who knows. Or is there something you picked our during building because it seemed so great, but after moving in you realized you really didn't need it?
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