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I would need to tear out the entire kitchen.
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Good use for a 10-series pedal.
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I see this kind of stuff quite often. Namely w/ rooftop hvac shutoffs where some lazy tech in the past simply jammed a piece of 1/2 copper pipe in place of a proper fuse (which coincidentally looks just like a capped piece of copper pipe)Aternative use . . .
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Actually, I’ve seen similar things like this before, just not w/ a toilet right there.
You’d be surprised how many 150+ yr old homes have closed off/abandoned stairwells in them that went from kitchens/basements to servants/slave quarters in the attic space. Very narrow stairwells w/no climate control, completely separate from the bigger main staircases in the front of the house. Most people tend to close them off permanently w/o ever repurposing the space. They usually just get used for storage.
What's kind of amazing about that is that they seem to have had granite cut to frame the weird-angled sink as well as the cabinet to its right. That's a real head-scratcher.