Comments on: Remodeling a Small Bathroom in a Log Home Part 18: Custom Sink Faucet

By: blessed

blessed — Sun, 30 May 2010 17:51:12 +0000

your faucet is amazing! I wish we were that handy. We too are beautifying a little cabin–ours is a 1920′s redwood board and batten cabin on Monterey Bay, CA. We have been looking for the right faucet for the bath for over a year–none of the good quality stock stuff works with the look of our cabin, is mostly made in China, and is still $500. And then I discovered the same Sonoma Forge stuff you did–gorgeous. And in case you had not realized, the cost is from each faucet/shower being handmade here in CA. But we just hit the jackpot–some guy from the same town the faucets are made in has listed several of the copper waterbridge on craigslist! We are driving up tomorrow to pick up that same shower, except without the handheld shower, new in box for $1,500! And we are getting the wallmount waterbridge for $200! I am very stoked. . . never could have done it otherwise.

But I actually really like your better! We have steampunk leanings and yours is so cool!

By: Sunshine

Sunshine — Fri, 04 Dec 2009 20:00:18 +0000

Need closure on the bathroom remodel!!
I’m thinking of tackling a copper tub fabrication for our oh-so-small bathroom where we’d like to have a deep soaking tub in our narrow alcove.
What’s the status of your bathroom. A pic of the tub tiled in (and maybe full of water *wink*) would be so reassuring…I’d like to know that with my perfectionist attention to detail and lots of hours’ planning, I won’t spend all winter fabricating only to have a puddle appear in the basement

By: Ted Vatch

Ted Vatch — Thu, 05 Nov 2009 03:30:48 +0000

Congratulations on your new Governor. About time…….

Let’s hope this is the change WE have been waiting for!