The restoration of a c.1850's plantation house with a compatible addition, pool, pool house, and outdoor kitchen pavilion; project includes historic finishes, refurbished vintage light and plumbing fixtures, antique furniture, custom cabinetry and millwork, encaustic tile, new and vintage reproduction appliances, and historic reproduction carpets and drapes.
Volz & Associates, Inc. With exception for original pieces having been restored, the remaining furnishings and decorative items were obtained at estate sales and auctions.
Volz & Associates, Inc. Unfortunately we can't answer this question. This is a new bathroom and it was painted the owners' preferred color; we liked it too, as it is a period appropriate color that complimented the finishes in the historic house.
50: The number of CFMs (cubic feet per minute of air changes) most codes require as a minimum in bath fans. Getting exactly the right number of CFMs for your bath involves calculating the volume of the room and the length of the ductwork. There are charts available online to help with this calculation. Add some bells and whistles to that fan with timers, humidity-sensing controls and other features.
added by ROSSLYN Schultz to Tal and Beth (4 days ago)
50: The number of CFMs (cubic feet per minute of air changes) most codes require as a minimum in bath fans. Getting exactly the right number of CFMs for your bath involves calculating the volume of the room and the length of the ductwork. There are charts available online to help with this calculation. Add some bells and whistles to that fan with timers, humidity-sensing controls and other features.
added by Schreyer Construction Ltd. to Bathrooms (4 days ago)
50: The number of CFMs (cubic feet per minute of air changes) most codes require as a minimum in bath fans. Getting exactly the right number of CFMs for your bath involves calculating the volume of the room and the length of the ductwork. There are charts available online to help with this calculation. Add some bells and whistles to that fan with timers, humidity-sensing controls and other features.
added by Deborah Sullivan to ds_bathroom (8 days ago)
I really like the green plank walls and the white frame window. Don't care much for the sink console (and I think it is a completely different style than the rest of the bathroom).
FANS
50: The number of CFMs (cubic feet per minute of air changes) most codes require as a minimum in bath fans. Getting exactly the right number of CFMs for your bath involves calculating the volume of the room and the length of the ductwork. There are charts available online to help with this calculation. Add some bells and whistles to that fan with timers, humidity-sensing controls and other features.
50: The number of CFMs (cubic feet per minute of air changes) most codes require as a minimum in bath fans. Getting exactly the right number of CFMs for your bath involves calculating the volume of the room and the length of the ductwork. There are charts available online to help with this calculation. Add some bells and whistles to that fan with timers, humidity-sensing controls and other features.