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It’s time to rough-in the plumbing and electrical for this Minneapolis Attic remodel. The plan includes roughing-in the luxe bath that features heated floors, double vanity, a steam shower, and soaking tub.

What do we mean when we talk about roughing-in the plumbing and electrical? It means we create pathways in the framing for the electrical cables, water supply, and drain pipes to run through, and then make all of the planned connections. At this stage, no fixtures (like faucets and ceiling fans) are installed yet.

This Bath vanity elevation drawing helps visualize the plan for the rough-ins shown in the next photo.
The electrical for the lighting and outlets over the Bath vanity is roughed-in. The plumbing is also run for the vanity sinks and adjacent toilet.
This shower elevation drawing helps visualize the plan for the rough-ins shown in the next photo.
A view of the shower plumbing. This wall will eventually house the shower head and shower valve/diverter.
The subfloor is opened up to finish the plumbing rough-in.
This view shows the plumbing rough-in running through the floor in the Bath.
All the electrical outlets and light switches are roughed-in.
The ceiling fan and light fixtures, including the recessed cans, are roughed in.

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