Alaskan Milled Bathroom.

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My apologies if the following series of pics looks like a showcase for a business website, but that's exactly what they are, for my own.

 

None the less, this is a bathroom (not all aspects shown) all built via the AM & an 880. Oak, Ash, pyranha pine, Chestnut, Hornbeam. Kiln died at home.

 

1.5" oak skirting.

3" oak bench - (a must to get your boots off)

85cm high 2&3" oak basin cabinet , Ash edging, Ash block recessed / joining 3" oak sides. Spray lacquered. Wrought metalwork and butterfly hinges, fleur hooks.

 

160x90 Hornbeam mirror - lacquered.

 

Plant hanging beam above window, oak and hornbeam supports - cut style like stealth-bomber angles.

 

Oak block Orchid stand.

 

Chestnut twin toilet roll holder. Chestnut wipes holder.

 

pyranha table for ipad - a must in the bathroom ;-)

 

Oak walk-in shower not pictured cos i've not got time to finish it until the weekend.

 

Never really thought you'd have much use for an alaskan mill? :-) (ok, you'd need a fair bit of other workshop machinery too...

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[tommer9]

Beautiful.

[Peter]

Very nice work.

[nathan marshall]

this looks brilliant

[Rob D]

Very good work and also pro finish.... Particularly like the cupboard under the sink (the way the doors look in the middle) and also the plant hangers..... that could be translated into a towel hanging rack or similar...

 

 

Lovin' it

[woody paul]

nice job. I like the detail even the electric socket with wooden peg.

[firewood]

Truly beautiful work.

 

http://www.kinnoirwoodfuel.co.uk

[RobRainford]

That is amazing.

 

How did you make that piece on the stool look so much like an iPad?