Rodent room build

Finally got the walls done, now to finish the sink and caulk

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Looks great man. As I was looking through your thread I thought of a few things...

1. I wish I had a space like that.
2. That's a killer sink!
3. If you have a room like this for your rodents... I can't wait to see the room for your reptiles! :popcorn:

haha, well this is my first project since we moved, reptile room is just a small bedroom filled with racks currently. However I have plans of blowing out the wall to the bedroom next to it, adding a sink and rebuilding every rack I own to fit the room :)

finish fiberglass panels on the sink, officially done with the fiberglass panels yay! still need to caulk.

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Looks great man!!

This thread is awesome. You're making great progress. It's so rewarding when a project like this starts to take shape and you can see things falling into place the further you get into them. Looking forward to seeing more from you!

Finished caulking, looks much better and hopefully seals everything up. Also mounted the counter top.
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I also decided I was going to epoxy the floor as most other flooring needs maintenance I don't feel like doing. I acid etched the concrete, makes the epoxy stick. As long as everything goes to plan i should have time to do the epoxy and top coat saturday.
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Sweet!!:gj:

well laid down the epoxy yesterday, I still can hardly walk into the garage, the smell is incredibly strong. been opening the door to clear it out, but then i have to keep the heat in to let it continue to cure. oh what fun projects are during the winter. So being basically evicted from the garage for a day or two, I did get the water tied in on the house side, now I just need to finish plumbing the room and should have water ready to go.

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It looks awesome!