Oh the DETAILS!!! I spent the day installing custom items. Where do I start?
I ran all of the 1/2" PVC for the faucets and my foggers. I only have one fogger assembly so far as I wanted to test it. But, I anticipated that I would like them so I planned for four total so they are just capped at the moment. They work pretty well, but I did have a few drips. It is still a work in progress. Total cost was $25 including the fogger assembly.
The next custom item came to me while I was at a horse show. The wash rack had an overhead boom system to keep the horses from stepping on the hoses. One of the things that annoys the heck out of me is the hose on the floor. I didn't want to pay $80 for a boom kit either, so I made my own. Total cost $25. Not too bad and even if the hose is left hanging, it does not pile up on the floor.
Then I had to devise a drain for the sink as ours cannot take a standard sink tail. I ended up having to use a myriad of parts to get it to work. Six total trips to Lowes!!
Total cost $9.
I completed these custom items by myself. nodding Hubby spent the day cussing over the instructions for the exhaust fan and putting silicone on the panels. TIP - having the panels taped or clamped together makes siliconing quick and easy.
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