The cabin, Skein Lake
The bunkhouse: finished yesterday, June 20. It was the shed. Nate Lahti's crew,…
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The bunkhouse: finished yesterday, June 20. It was the shed. Nate Lahti's crew, five weeks. $8,900.00.
What it is now:
- 12 x 16 feet on the old slab. Insulated walls and ceiling. Pine paneling, tongue and groove, finished clear (a water-based satin, two coats; Nate left a quart).
- FOUR BUNKS built into the two long walls, an upper and a lower on each side, like berths. Each takes an ordinary twin mattress, 38 x 75. Each has a rail, a shelf and its own reading light.
- Two windows: one beside the door and one on the lake side, which was Samir's idea.
- An electric wall heater with its own thermostat, on its own breaker, labelled BUNKHOUSE in the cabin panel. It is for cool nights in May and September, not for winter.
- Four outlets. A ceiling light. No plumbing; it is forty feet to the cabin's bathroom, and Ray has put a sensor light on the path.
- The door is steel, painted red: Benjamin Moore Caliente, AF-290. It locks with a keypad; every grandchild is to be given the code.
Ray's inspection: he asked for one more screw in each bunk rail and got it.
Bought for it: four mattresses, four sets of sheets (blue, green, red, gold), pads, pillows.
Still wanted: four quilts. Two tops are done.
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q078 What colour did we paint the bedrooms at the cabin?
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The bunkhouse: finished yesterday, June 20. It was the shed. Nate Lahti's crew, five weeks. $8,900.00.
What it is now:
- 12 x 16 feet on the old slab. Insulated walls and ceiling. Pine paneling, tongue and groove, finished clear (a water-based satin, two coats; Nate left a quart).
- FOUR BUNKS built into the two long walls, an upper and a lower on each side, like berths. Each takes an ordinary twin mattress, 38 x 75. Each has a rail, a shelf and its own reading light.
- Two windows: one beside the door and one on the lake side, which was Samir's idea.
- An electric wall heater with its own thermostat, on its own breaker, labelled BUNKHOUSE in the cabin panel. It is for cool nights in May and September, not for winter.
- Four outlets. A ceiling light. No plumbing; it is forty feet to the cabin's bathroom, and Ray has put a sensor light on the path.
- The door is steel, painted red: Benjamin Moore Caliente, AF-290. It locks with a keypad; every grandchild is to be given the code.
Ray's inspection: he asked for one more screw in each bunk rail and got it.
Bought for it: four mattresses, four sets of sheets (blue, green, red, gold), pads, pillows.
Still wanted: four quilts. Two tops are done.