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Door City


Jeff came up with the solution of using doors as the frame around which we would construct bathroom shelving. It meant LOTS of careful measuring and detailed cutting as messing up would mean a trip to the door store to buy a new one. Thanks to Al B. for his help with the cutting and fitting process...

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