The title says it all. I'm getting used to the idea that all our plumbing is in the ceiling (doesn't seem like such a good idea), but at least it'll be easy to get to!
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mummy
5/28/2011 12:35:38 pm
The water heater in the ceiling??
Fuz
5/28/2011 12:46:35 pm
Not just in the ceiling but above our bedroom too.
Saroj
5/28/2011 12:48:01 pm
Yup, should make for some exciting leaks...
Tammy
5/29/2011 03:49:32 am
I just realized something, is it normal in US to have an outside tap by the house like in Trinidad?
Saroj
5/29/2011 04:04:05 am
Yup, in fact our house came with 2 (there's one near the garage too) standard. We added the one on the patio.
mummy
5/29/2011 11:01:30 am
i was wondering what was below
Tammy
5/30/2011 03:17:29 am
Good thing you don't really have earthquakes because that would be trouble!
Saroj
5/30/2011 01:47:21 pm
@mummy: not yet, they're expensive...
Tammy
5/31/2011 07:45:45 am
I went with Lawrence to drop off a key for one of his mother's real estate clients and she shown me the property and it is a town house with a tiny yard. So I ask her where is the water tank and the pump? Do you know where it is located? LOL, They actually created a room under the stairs and put everything in there! I was like "wow, that is a total awesome way of hiding the tank and pump" LOL
Dianne
5/31/2011 10:38:08 am
In BC water heater in the closet under the stairs is real common. When our heater went a couple years ago flood and damage was limited to the stuff in there - LPs.
Saroj
5/31/2011 02:51:04 pm
We actually have big plans for the closet under our stairs (our "Harry Potter" room), you'll see after we've finished it all. 9/12/2012 06:16:42 pm
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