Tricky kitchen worktop

Replacement kitchen worktops can always present a challenge. I'm trying to replace a large component of a finished kitchen, so often things have built up around it.

In this case, the worktop had to fit under the old tile line and in quite a small space. You can see I had to get the old window open. Apparently not opened for 20 years. I also had to cut a section of the windowsill off (stuck back on after)

Fortunately it all worked out and with the new sink in, looks very nice.

More bathroom stuff

Must be the time of year for bathroom makeovers. Here's the 2nd in as many months. What you can't see under the tiles is the underfloor heating installed.

Bathroom gallery

After completion of a bathroom recently I thought I would post a full gallery of photos of the process . These show some of the various steps and the final look.