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** We want a strip of magnetic blackboard paint around the walls, broken by a neutral colour (TBC) at the top and bottom. This needs to be lighter than the current blackhole scheme.
 
** We want a strip of magnetic blackboard paint around the walls, broken by a neutral colour (TBC) at the top and bottom. This needs to be lighter than the current blackhole scheme.
 
** Are the walls paintable as is or do we need to prepare them?
 
** Are the walls paintable as is or do we need to prepare them?
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*** Paintable as-is. There is flecked paint on the walls but we can't do much with that.
  
 
* Floor.
 
* Floor.
 
** The current vinyl is manky and coming up. We want to tile it.
 
** The current vinyl is manky and coming up. We want to tile it.
 
** Do we need to use levelling compound before we do this? Who has experience of tiling? What tools do we need?
 
** Do we need to use levelling compound before we do this? Who has experience of tiling? What tools do we need?
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*** We won't be able to tell for sure until we rip the vinyl up, but it seems unlikely it'll need levelling compound. Tools needed: a trowel, a bucket, and some way of cutting tiles (If we can get hold of an electric diamond tile cutter, this step will be a lot easier). [[User:Russ|Russ]] ([[User talk:Russ|talk]]) 17:10, 16 October 2013 (UTC)
  
 
* Plumbing.
 
* Plumbing.

Revision as of 17:10, 16 October 2013

The Plan

  • Paint.
    • We want a strip of magnetic blackboard paint around the walls, broken by a neutral colour (TBC) at the top and bottom. This needs to be lighter than the current blackhole scheme.
    • Are the walls paintable as is or do we need to prepare them?
      • Paintable as-is. There is flecked paint on the walls but we can't do much with that.
  • Floor.
    • The current vinyl is manky and coming up. We want to tile it.
    • Do we need to use levelling compound before we do this? Who has experience of tiling? What tools do we need?
      • We won't be able to tell for sure until we rip the vinyl up, but it seems unlikely it'll need levelling compound. Tools needed: a trowel, a bucket, and some way of cutting tiles (If we can get hold of an electric diamond tile cutter, this step will be a lot easier). Russ (talk) 17:10, 16 October 2013 (UTC)
  • Plumbing.
    • Does any of the plumbing need work while we're ripping stuff apart? Now is the time.
  • Electrics.
    • The lights in the toilets are awful. We need low energy, bright bulbs in good fittings. The ceilings are very high.
    • The two sections of the toilet are switched seperately. Do we want to keep one/both switch(es) or install PIRs like the kitchen?
  • Cool Things.
    • PIR sensors for space activity heatmap.
    • Toiletcam

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