putting the back on

I pulled my trailer back to the workshop for transport to my house for final finishing

Making sure the holes in the back are large enough for extension cords to go through

When we brought the new cabinet over to the house, it was too big to fit through some of the corners in the hallways, so after some very nervous discussion we decided to cut the cabinet and then put it back together. I had to choose somewhere to cut it, so I chose the client's height.

Finally - back to where I was when I hit the water line.

Had to take these off to install edge treatment, wanted to put them back correctly.

I cut off one live edge and glued it back on to get enough thickness for the mounting system.

Closet top trim cut back so the cabinets are flush against the wall.

Shower back together, much prettier

Mold on back of baseboard

Hard to see, but there is rot along the back of the studs

rot at the back

rot at back

Another view showing rot at the back

Pulled out the single stud - water and insect damage all along the back side