[Noisebridge-discuss] 224 12th

[jim]

   I think you're on the right track, Al: doing 
the floor, assuming we do the labor, will need 
about $1000, maybe a little more. Note this 
won't get a really nice floor job, just smooth
it down, get rid of the top layer of filth, 
fill holes (some of which may drip down into 
the second floor), and put on a couple of coats 
of finish so's to make it possible to clean up 
spills, metal filings, etc. in a year or two, 
part of maintenance will be to smear another 
coat where things have worn. 
   if the toilets and sinks work, there's not 
much left to do with the bathrooms. 
   for the electrical, we need to replace 
broken and unsafe old receptacles, maybe a 
light switch or two, and maybe get the (unsafe) 
flex off the walls. 
   what's left is putting up partitions. there's 
a proposal to lift up the walls currently there 
and move them to where we'd like them. 




On Fri, 2009-07-17 at 14:49 -0700, Al Billings wrote:
> Are people overestimating the costs of a build out? I've seen people  
> through out tens of thousands of dollars as a figure. I mean, what do  
> we REALLY need to do versus our ideal, perfect plan?
> 
>   Floor cleanup? Make the bathroom functional?
> 
> Al
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