Walk in Humi

Absolutely awesome!

[livwire68]

I am getting real close to converting my small closet now. I have decided also not to line with spanish cedar to keep the cost down and not limit the resale value of the house. Have you decided on any special type of paint that will handle the humidity (although not much compared to some parts of the country) and one that wont give off fumes to long. Also have you decided on a rack system. I was thinking of using plastic coated metal wire rack set at a slight angle for astetics. I will be putting down a stone floor and sealing, I know of some placed that use un-sealed brick and it is supposed to help maintain even humidity. Do not know if it is factual but makes sense, since it will absorb the moisture

[ucla695]

I love seeing things like this!! Completely awesome. I can't wait to see it finished and stocked!

[ca21455]

Well things are going a little slower then expected, but the mudding is finally complete!





There are a few rough spots that need to be smoothed out. The last time I did this I made a sander that works great.



The grid pattern takes off a lot of material quickly and does not make as much dust as sandpaper.



After the mud drys I will smooth everything out and then on to painting!

Looking good! You have done a great job.

[troutbreath]

Cool project! (better you than me -- I would NEVER finish anything like this. Heck, I'd never start)

[ca21455]

The never ending project continues! Finally completed the painting.







Next step is to install the ceramic tile. Who knows how long that will take!