This wall has got to go.
Ok, lets knock it out.
It was a mess to get the wall out!
We made a hole in the closet wall too.
Framing it in.
Insulating the new walls.
Dry walling.
The closet has a dresser in the wall.
The bed and shelf are in the wall.
And we did it!
We were able to gain an additional 40 square feet of floor space by knocking out the walls and placing some furniture in the knock outs. All so the kids can have a lego room.
13 comments:
Looks great!! Have all the Legos been gathered and brought to their new home?
I didn't know you were so handy. Great job!
All the legos are in the closet dresser drawers and a cabinet in the closet. And of course on the floor of the room but that's ok because that's where they play.
Way cool...I would have killed for a lego room when I was younger.
Wow, you can run fast AND build?? Talents abound!
Now I've heard of leg room, but a LEGO room?! way cool ;)
you did a nice job using that new space that was being covered up by a wall... good work.
We are in need of a lego room can you come build one for my son???
That looks fantastic! What a great use of empty space. Looks professional.
I want a LEGO room! You could have used the thousands of Legos to build those walls, then there would be no need for a Lego room and it would make a great indoor workout room? JK - that's really nice of you to go through all that work so the kids have a space in which to play. Was it really that altruistic or was it to keep all those plastic pieces out of YOUR living space? ;)
Trifrog- It's a win win situation.
I love Legos. I'm still "building" things with them now. And yeah I was thinking you were going to build the room out of Legos.
what a project! It looks great!
Wow!! How nice!! I love it.
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