Interior doors are installed after painting the walls.
We always use solid, rabbetted jambs for the solid wood doors.

In this home, some of the doors are louvered, but most are
six panel pine.

Time for vanity sink base cabinets.  Often times we
raise these vanity cabinets to a more comfortable height for adults,
remove the toekick panel, and leave a finished space beneath the
cabinet where a night light is mounted.

The garage makes a great workshop area to begin trim work.

Extension jambs of 9-ply birch plywood, and 11" deep sills of
solid hardwood birch.

Our crew installs the ceramic tile floors.

The next series of photo's shows the steps taken to assure that the
ceramic tile will not crack when installed over a wood subfloor.


A wire lathe is secured to the subfloor. . . .

And then a mortar bed is trowelled on.

Once this reinforced "thin slab" hardens, the tile will be
installed over it.

The following are photos of the finished interior.
Also continued in Set H.

The upstairs bathroom.  Notice the cabinet raised to a more
comfortable height and the light underneath.

This is a custom built-in cabinet/bookshelf.

This is a sealed combustion, high efficiency gas fireplace with
a tile surround and recessed mantle area.