Metamorphosis of the upstairs bathroom

Left: The new bathroom sink on top of the old cabinet. Note the new toilet in the mirror.

Water was restored to the house after two days. We had to turn off the water in order to remove the sink so the riser of the step could be resurfaced. Oh, and now there's a working toilet upstairs. How civilized.

The shower doors are on order, but the bathtub works. That Vendura solid surface is pretty nice.

The shower has been usable for several weeks after some negotiations with Vendura about finishing seams and quality of the caulking job. Tony from Vendura came and redid much of the caulk and installed several finished pieces. All that was resolved equitably. The shower door was installed short thereafter, but now is experiencing minor leaks. One is that water seems to be collecting inside the door and then draining out, especially when the door is moved, even after as much as 24 hours have passed since the shower was run. Jason of Bob Cooper Glass, who came Thursday, Aug. 14, to look over the situation said he has never seen that, but he did some caulking and said to call him if the problem persists.