As I mentioned in the first post in this series about making my new house disabled friendly, after I bought the house but before I moved in, the family organised builders to do some work before I moved in. Here's a list of what I remember them doing (there may have been more)
- take away the 'step' level in the living room, replacing the laminate at the same level (ish) as the rest of the floor
- organise plumbing for a dishwasher (taking out a kitchen cupboard to do so) under the draining board, which also meant reorganising the external waste plumbing out to the back of the house near the
- redo the external plumbing from the upstairs bathroom as the piping/collection was rather old and cracked
- create a Utility sink area and cat flap down near the WC in the utility area.
And it's the Utility Area that this post is about.
What the Utility area looked like BEFORE
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| Utility Before - the photographer closed the WC door |
And what it looked like AFTER
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| Utility After - I left the WC door open |
