[Magnettica]

You know this sort of thing never happens!

Sarcasm!

We don't know the whole story here but it's wise to read the other trades plans as well as your own, especially any contained notes.

 

[480sparky]

You know this sort of thing never happens!

Sarcasm!

We don't know the whole story here but it's wise to read the other trades plans as well as your own, especially any contained notes.

Uh....... what plans? :001_huh:

 

[Bkessler]

You know this sort of thing never happens! Sarcasm! We don't know the whole story here but it's wise to read the other trades plans as well as your own, especially any contained notes.

There's no way that's new construction. It was probably done long after the plug was installed.

 

[Deep Cover]

There's no way that's new construction. It was probably done long after the plug was installed.

I agree with this assessment.

 

[Rollie73]

Good advice for sure Mag.....however, looking at the condition of those walls above the ceramic and wooden trim, I would have to say that nothing on that job was planned. Looks like years of reno's to me.

 

[drspec]

countertop with backsplash, tile, chair rail, drywall and brick

no matter which way you look at it theres a whole lot of ugly going on there

 

[Chris1971]

You know this sort of thing never happens!

Sarcasm!

We don't know the whole story here but it's wise to read the other trades plans as well as your own, especially any contained notes.

Add a weatherproof in use cover and that will make it much better.:laughing:

 

[Big John]

countertop with backsplash, tile, chair rail, drywall and brick...

Just about. Surprised they didn't cram some linoleum and brushed-metal in there, too.

 

[sbrn33]

A countertop Receptacle in a commercial bathroom is dumb as **** anyway.

 

[sbrn33]

Drywall looks professional .

 

[Magnettica]

It's an Outback Steakhouse btw and judging by the tall chair at the bar it's an old building. Keep feeling like the swing in this chair is about to give way.

 

[Next72969]

Plans lol. When my normal gigs are slow and i end up with the crew roughing new construction first thing i ask the "gc" is whats the tile plans? Halfway? All the way? Border? Normally the response is" ya know i dont even know let me call the buyer"

 

[Magnettica]

Plans lol. When my normal gigs are slow and i end up with the crew roughing new construction first thing i ask the "gc" is whats the tile plans? Halfway? All the way? Border? Normally the response is" ya know i dont even know let me call the buyer"

Been there, done that!

Planet ugly is not my fault later!

 

[Shockdoc]

I just do 40" off rough floor in bathrooms, always fits under tile line, my commercial job got funked like what's posted when they decided wood trim directly at me switch and receptacle hieght, oh well, I'm not loosing any sleep over it.

 

[Magnettica]

I just do 40" off rough floor in bathrooms, always fits under tile line, my commercial job got funked like what's posted when they decided wood trim directly at me switch and receptacle hieght, oh well, I'm not loosing any sleep over it.

I normally do 42" to the bottom of the box.

That's the correct way!

 

[Shockdoc]

I normally do 42" to the bottom of the box.

That's the correct way!

40, 42 I could careless which is the correct way as long as I see my money Tuesday .

 

[wendon]

I normally do 42" to the bottom of the box.

That's the correct way!

They better not install a mirror!

 

[daveEM]

Canada:

Bathroom = 34" counter, 4" back splash, +2" = 40" bottom
Kitchen = 36" counter, +4" back splash +2" = 42 bottom.

 

[Bkessler]

Most vanity around 30"a. 42 is a little high for my taste in a bathroom. I say 40 to the top of the box.

 

[thoenew]

46" top of box off rough floor.
To many high rise backsplashes