Earlier this week, Chad and I busted through the sheetrock in the office closet. It's suprisingly tough to remove. I really wanted to take it out with my steel-toed boot, but a utility knife and a hammer are much bigger helps.
Now - doesn't the room look so much bigger? We can peak into the inner workings of the bathroom from the former side of the closet. (We took out the sheetrock on the side because the closet had a sort of false wall there. And, we're learning it's a good idea to take the nasty, roach-pod filled insulation out whenever you can get to it. Honestly. I'm amazed we've only seen three since we got the place.) So, back to the bathroom. There's a gi-normous hole for the plumbing to come up through. Not a rotted out floor hole. An evenly-cut square hole to the ground - apparently an open invitation to large mammals to live under the tub. We may be going in to work on patching that up.
More carnage. These are the remains of the closet.
Now - doesn't the room look so much bigger? We can peak into the inner workings of the bathroom from the former side of the closet. (We took out the sheetrock on the side because the closet had a sort of false wall there. And, we're learning it's a good idea to take the nasty, roach-pod filled insulation out whenever you can get to it. Honestly. I'm amazed we've only seen three since we got the place.) So, back to the bathroom. There's a gi-normous hole for the plumbing to come up through. Not a rotted out floor hole. An evenly-cut square hole to the ground - apparently an open invitation to large mammals to live under the tub. We may be going in to work on patching that up. 
More carnage. These are the remains of the closet.
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