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Stairway Cover

Finally decided to tackle the exposed floor joists to the left of the main stairs.  Here you can see the exposed section before:

and after:
This isn't intended to be the finished surface, rather a flat, square surface on which to mount some trim pieces.  I will likely run some tile backerboard up the side of the concrete, up over the new cover piece, and use that as a mounting surface from some stone facia.
I was also finishing up some of the drywall in the laundry room and put the washer and dryer back in there as I'll need to use them for a while until I get the replacement units and finish the plumbing.



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