Remodeling in St. Louis, MO

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Remodeling still to be done
The goal is to have a comfortable home like place for play, events, meetings and gatherings. Most of the furnishings and equipment are ready for the main floor. The following things have some supplies already purchased, perhaps part of the project is completed, or some of the funds have already been donated. This means that there may be a remaining donation needed to complete the project. Labor may also be needed. If you would like to make a donation do so then send us an e-mail to tell us what you would like the donation applied to. Otherwise we shall apply it as need.

Foyer Refinish wood stairs is partially completed Handrail & spindles
Refinish hardwood floors Donation needed $1,850.00 Stairwell to basement Remove hooks and shelving - repair and paint walls Install new sconce - install new coat hooks Remaining Donation needed $200 First room - The Lounge New ceiling fan - $200 Tin panels for new ceiling - $950
Middle room - for play Refinish woodwork Tin panels for new ceiling New ceiling fan with light $200 Complete inside of cabinets - Complete (Second) table with weaving bondage holes / new electrical bondage table
Kitchen Detail painting or a small piece of trim installed $100.00 Flooring (remainder needed $100.00) Backsplash $300 Remaining Donation needed at least $350.00
Main floor bathroom - Bomb - destroy - gut! Make new bathroom The room design shall be stainless steel, chrome, black, gray Demolition - Green/marine board - Subfloor - Flooring - Lighting - Heat Lamp $1,000 Low water toilet - elongated around $150 Tub, Faucet & Massaging Showerhead on hose/adjustable jets $125 ~ $350 Glass block window - best bid/design $1,000 Whirlpool tub, 5.5', the deeper and the wider the better $1,000 ~ $1,800 Surround or tile $500 ~ $1,000 Cabinets / Shelves $300 ~ $1,000 Sink/counter/faucets $500 ~ $1,000 Air hand dryer - we have Laundry shoot $150 There are two small walls that will need to be investigated. Would prefer them removed but this is a 100 year old home and contractors are not sure if they can be removed or to what extent. They all have said same thing - 'won't know till you take off enough off to see inside.'