I put in a shower door today in our bathroom, since it had been missing one since our earlier gutting of that bathroom. I unfortunately was looking at the wrong box label / brochure type thing in the store, because I thought the one we were getting was the adjustable width one, but when I got it home and unpacked it I realized it was the kind where you have to cut all the metal pieces to the appropriate widths yourself with a hacksaw, which is definitely a pain.
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5 Comments
You probably saved some money there.
And, he forgot to mention that when his wife told him he needed caulk, he poo pooed her and said “no, this one doesn’t”. Then about an hour into it, realizes he need to head back to Lowe’s to get…caulk!
Yeah, I did kind of forget that one - thanks for bringing it up! Just kidding.
I think every home improvement project I’ve done recently has always ended up requiring a follow up trip to the hardware store to pick up something I forgot the first time.
Only one return trip? Your doing great!
Caulk? How could you think you didn’t need caulking for a bathroom project.
I tend to buy too much and still have to go back either to return stuff or to buy more.