This post covers multiple weekends of working the fit-and-finish punch list.
Coat & Towel Hooks
At the end of last year I scored a really good price on rigging hooks -- less than $2/each. It took a while to get the 3/8-inch iron pipe fittings and bars so that I could complete them. But very pleased with how it all turned out.
2 coat hook bars in the entry/mudroom with -- for big and small kids.
Towel hooks in the bunk bathroom
Towel hooks in the master bathroom
Towel hooks in the basement bathroom.
Towel Bars
The towel bars are also made of iron pipe. The black iron pipe is filthy when you buy it -- oil and grime. I use a paint stripper to clean the oil and debris of it. Then I assemble the pices -- a floor/wall flange, street elbow, straight pipe and cap.
Hardware for the towel bars
Hardware for the coat & towel hooks
Then I sealed them with Rustoleum clear coat so they don't rust. Because they only mount to the wall on one side, I make sure to get at least 2 of the 4 screws into a wall stud (I don't trust molly screws unless I'm forced to).
Towel bars on each side of the sink in the bunk bathroom
Towel bar in the main floor toilet room
Towel bar in the basement bathroom
Mirrors
Katie took a LONG time choosing mirrors. But after they finally arrived, there was a lot less involved getting the mirrors installed.
Bunk bathroom mirrors
Downstairs bathroom mirror
Master bathroom mirror
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