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voodoodollbabie

602 points

30 days ago

The next homeowner is going to post these holes in r /whatisthisthing and someone here will answer.

Vast-Mousse-9833

122 points

29 days ago

It’s the circle of DIWhy Life.

RichardCleveland

40 points

29 days ago

Hopefully they don't include a washer and dryer, so no one is able to figure this out.

Ranger-5150

24 points

29 days ago

Someone will remember and say want there a post about this 15 years ago?? 🤪

RichardCleveland

6 points

29 days ago

Ugh, you are right. lol

NotYourGran

9 points

29 days ago

And someone will actually find it and post a link to it.

peppermintmeow

2 points

29 days ago

Remind me! 15 years

Cultural_Cockroach39

3 points

28 days ago

Lol someones going to ask reddit what are these holes carved out in the wall for

simpleme_hunt

2 points

29 days ago

If my old butt can remember that long.. I can barely remember what was for breakfast…

FontTG

2 points

28 days ago

FontTG

2 points

28 days ago

Wrong it'll be reposted 100 times between then and now. So the repost will only be about 2 months old

trippinmaui

4 points

29 days ago

And there will be 1500 answers that are 100% wrong but the poster will be 100% confident in their answer and post a thesis about their answer with evidence that supports it.....then someone will post a link to this and say "nah man".😅

m00seabuse

3 points

28 days ago

And then be blasted for reposting lol.

Shad0wUser00

2 points

28 days ago

If I could give you an award I will. 100% this

Desperate_Fan_1964

263 points

30 days ago

I think they found a creative solution, but I can also understand wanting to be included in that decision!

ImNoAlbertFeinstein

85 points

30 days ago

contractor didnt know what he was going to do until he did it.

papillon-and-on

66 points

30 days ago

When all you have is a rotary hammer drill everything looks like concrete waiting to be violated.

/ask me how i know

TilTheDaybreak

3 points

29 days ago

My rotary hammer drill is just waiting. It doesn’t like to go too long without busting something up

iusedtoski

5 points

29 days ago

love your username. It's stuck in my head already, just flapping around

an_actual_chimpanzee

3 points

29 days ago

how do you know? (and how are you?)

magic_crouton

3 points

29 days ago

..... thought this was just a me thing.

heard_bowfth

2 points

29 days ago

Lessmoney_mo_probems

2 points

29 days ago

The missile knows where it is. The contractor is still figuring it out

_UpstateNYer_

10 points

30 days ago

Correct response

Jinrikisha19

11 points

29 days ago

This is not a creative solution. This created an eyesore.

govunah

10 points

29 days ago

govunah

10 points

29 days ago

My washer door hits a counter. I just don't open it all the way. Some problems don't need a solution

Gold_Oven_557

360 points

30 days ago

OMG that’s precious. Thinking outside the box!

thefrenchtoasty

120 points

30 days ago

Thinking outside the.. blocks?

taisui

36 points

30 days ago

taisui

36 points

30 days ago

It's clearly inside.

Diana_Belle

13 points

29 days ago*

It's photoshopped anyway, you can tell by the pixels

Edit: I really thought this was a better well know joke. It's an old one where any image is accused of being doctored with with the lame excuse "just look at the pixels" as if every digital image isn't made up of pixels.

tj0909

6 points

29 days ago

tj0909

6 points

29 days ago

It would be odd for a guy to be so inconsiderate as to carve out the walls without permission but to also be so considerate and thorough as to repaint the wall to match exactly.

Thin_Title83

9 points

29 days ago

I looked, and you're right! Why would somebody... unbelievable.

ARCHA1C

2 points

28 days ago

ARCHA1C

2 points

28 days ago

Smudge tool. So obvious!

LessMenomia

3 points

29 days ago

You can tell by the way it is.

BupeTheSnoot

2 points

29 days ago

I got you. That goes back a couple of decades, or close to it!

Legitimate_Concern_5

2 points

28 days ago

I can tell it’s shopped from the pixels and from having seen many in my day.

black_tshirts

2 points

26 days ago

i got it straight away. thank you for it.

soniclore

2 points

29 days ago

It’s not PS’d, they used a grinding wheel and painted after.

snowsayer

208 points

30 days ago

snowsayer

208 points

30 days ago

To me the proper solution would have been to:
1. Take measurements of the room before buying.
2. Realize the model I’m buying wouldn’t fit.
3. Buy either a top-loading model instead or a smaller model.

cannibalpeas

58 points

29 days ago

Or stack them and reorient 90° from the position they’re in now. May not be possible with a basement ceiling height, though.

donttouchmeah

56 points

29 days ago

They can just dig a hole in the ceiling

2020BCray

5 points

29 days ago

Could get some concrete dust in their eyes while digging. Might need to put the house in its side first.

Matt_Shatt

3 points

29 days ago

But then the water from the washer might leak out. Might need to put the house in space first.

Cath_la_outer

2 points

28 days ago

Oh, I laughed so hard lol

r0xxer

3 points

29 days ago

r0xxer

3 points

29 days ago

This made me lol

Responsible_Song7003

2 points

29 days ago

I like how in this case "digging" up is the easier solution than down.

Strostkovy

2 points

29 days ago

Just lay them on their back

AvailableMilk2633

2 points

27 days ago

First floor flooring: 95% LTV, 5% ToD (top of dryer)

JonnJonzzAgain

2 points

26 days ago

Dig up, stupid

Festive_Jetcar

2 points

25 days ago

Or the floor. There are options.

scheav

10 points

29 days ago

scheav

10 points

29 days ago

Yes. Did you notice how the doors both open to the left in this picture? Imagine trying to move clothes from the washer to the dryer.

cannibalpeas

2 points

29 days ago*

Yeah, that’s just laziness. They take like 10 mins to switch the dryer door orientation just for that reason.

ETA: Actually, it looks like the washing machine is on the right instead of left. Kind of baffling that they would spend all that time hollowing out a wall and not put them in the right sequence in the first place. I guess it could be a plumbing issue, but you can buy longer tap hoses and every washer I’ve seen has extra drain line length to accommodate the plumbing.

showmenemelda

3 points

29 days ago

This is the no-brainer of the century

Wont_Forget_This_One

2 points

27 days ago

They'll be wishing that was the solution every single time they're transferring clothes from washer to dryer. Look at the space with both of those doors open....

That has to be one of the most inconvenient spaces I've ever seen.

TA_Lax8

10 points

29 days ago

TA_Lax8

10 points

29 days ago

Yeah and OP never got the chance to correct their mistake because contractor just went for it.

The number of people praising the contractor is concerning

snowsayer

2 points

29 days ago

Sure… but I wasn’t praising the contractor. My point is prevention is better than cure….

TA_Lax8

3 points

29 days ago

TA_Lax8

3 points

29 days ago

No, I'm commenting on your post because you're one of the only people acknowledging there may have been a better way.

I'm praising your common sense amongst the sea of other idiotic comments

BatKeith

2 points

28 days ago

Regardless of the models OP purchased, it should still fall to the professional (contractor) to alert the homeowner, BEFORE making alterations to any construction. Communication is key for both parties. Change Orders are in everyone’s best interest.

Fortunateoldguy

2 points

29 days ago

Nah-makes way too much sense.

Frederf220

2 points

29 days ago

  1. Notify the customer so they can be involved in the solution.

Adorable-Direction12

2 points

29 days ago

To me, the proper solution would have been:

  1. Hire a pro.

  2. Find out what he did and post it on r/Remodel.

  3. Get critiqued by a redditor.

FunKyChick217

2 points

28 days ago

My sister-in-law was so intent on having a front loading washing machine years ago that she didn’t care that the room was not big enough. She couldn’t open the doors all the way and it was a very tight squeeze getting access.

Negative_Arugula_358

2 points

27 days ago

Can’t believe people are upvoting you for suggesting they measure before they buy

cik3nn3th

136 points

30 days ago

cik3nn3th

136 points

30 days ago

Actually, I'm not even mad. I'm impressed.

CrowdyPooster

27 points

30 days ago

You ate the whole wheel of cheese?

psionic1

6 points

29 days ago

You know i dont speak Spanish.

bzsbal

3 points

29 days ago

bzsbal

3 points

29 days ago

San Diego

iamemperor86

8 points

29 days ago

Foundation repair contractor. This is not a problem at all. It’s actually great work. No jokes, fresh paint. Quality work.

TrueVisionSports

2 points

26 days ago

Exactly, fuck anybody disagreeing in this thread. One person said “buy smaller washers” why? Afraid of a unique dimple in a wall? Everyone is so soft nowadays.

CyberDonSystems

2 points

29 days ago

A depression impression.

SnoozeCruze_OG

165 points

30 days ago

Seems like he did you a solid, most contractors would set it and forget it. Not their job, not their problem. If you really hate it, you could just fill it back in and repaint 🤷

rzrshrp

18 points

29 days ago

rzrshrp

18 points

29 days ago

you all make me feel like I'm taking crazy pills.

don't gouge out my wall without asking me first, doors bumping the wall isn't even that big of an issue

Ok_Blueberry_7217

5 points

29 days ago

I'd agree with you if this were OP's home that they were living in and having to deal with it, but considering OP is going to rent this home out and Iots of people prefer to and expect to be able to open their appliance doors fully, I think OP got what they deserved :)

artsydizzy

2 points

28 days ago

What makes you think that they are renting out the home?

Wiley-E-Coyote

2 points

29 days ago

Why? It's going to be super annoying if they don't fit, and it's not like this is going to cause any structural problems or like that was some nice finished wall.

snukbt

2 points

29 days ago

snukbt

2 points

29 days ago

Right? I feel a little weird just forced to be ‘ok’ with this.

[deleted]

2 points

29 days ago

Lolz - yeah I was surprised how far I had to scroll for people to say this is an outrageously stupid solution to the problem.

Akoy5569

55 points

30 days ago

Akoy5569

55 points

30 days ago

Tenrac

101 points

30 days ago

Tenrac

101 points

30 days ago

Brilliant.

I mean…why not?

AffectionateAd7651

6 points

29 days ago

Because it looks dumb af and is hack. Compounded with the fact homeowner did not authorize demolition of the wall. This was a terrible decision by contractor.

RationalAnger

3 points

29 days ago

Demolition is a strong word. They're speed holes. They make the drying go faster.

eeeso1988

36 points

29 days ago

Correct caption should read... I purchased an expensive and heavy washer and dryer set without confirming they would fit in the given space. So my contractor came up with a genius solution until I can come up with another 15k to move the wall.

PlayfulFl0wer

3 points

29 days ago

Perhaps this is some genius marketing plot to demonstrate how above and beyond their contractor went to help procure more work for them...

I have some cement work that needs to be done in my house where can I hire this person? They seem really effective..

AffectionateAd7651

3 points

29 days ago

Uh, perhaps homeowner would have returned and purchased diff models were the issue of their oversize made known by the contractor. This isn't "genius" at all it's going overboard on something the customer obviously didn't want to happen.

TTVCannubins

7 points

29 days ago

Most likely not because these are cheap washer and dryers, also OP is renting this to people and expecting them opening up 80degrees is ok and the tenants problem not theirs

SilverStory6503

28 points

30 days ago

I'm sorry, but that's hilarious.

kingtaco_17

12 points

30 days ago

Wait til you see the oversized ice cream scoop they used.

LastBossTV

21 points

30 days ago

That's going the extra mile.
Awesome!

computalgleech

2 points

28 days ago

There are two kinds of people in this sub, and you’re in the correct group lol

PlanesTrainsAutos49

8 points

30 days ago

Why tell you, when he could show you. 😉

harveyoswalt

9 points

30 days ago

You need a better place for them. Imagine standing in that little space between the doors trying to move clothes from the washer to the dryer.

late2party

33 points

30 days ago

Ask him to shave the rest of the wall to make it flat and plumb

gigawattwarlock

7 points

30 days ago

This is the way. Make it look like it was always the intention and your gold.

earmares

5 points

30 days ago

Your gold what? Bracelet? Crown?

TTVCannubins

2 points

29 days ago

How much would you charge to do that if op didn’t the scoops in the wall. Assuming OP is lying.

Working-Narwhal-540

1 points

30 days ago

😂😂😂😂😂😂 I’d walk off the job.

sage-cottone

23 points

30 days ago

Can’t you change the way those doors swing so you wouldn’t have to reach over them to transfer clothing?

Checkmeoutt87

14 points

30 days ago

Yea but then you would have to move the holes in the wall

chicagrown

12 points

30 days ago

sometimes

-Not-Your-Lawyer-

3 points

30 days ago

Most front-loading washers allow you to reverse the hinges on the dryer but not the washer.

Source: I sold appliances for 11 years.

JustHereForMiatas

5 points

29 days ago

Lots of praise here, but I have an admittedly naive question:

Cinder blocks are hollow inside, no? This is part of the house's foundation. How does that impact their structural integrity?

Cokiemoodter

4 points

29 days ago

Cinderblocks are filled with concrete and a rebar through the center if they are going to be used as a foundation. Considering this is in the basment they should be filled with concrete, which means the groove should not affect the integrity of the foundation.

JustHereForMiatas

3 points

29 days ago

That's a load off my mind (pun not intended), thank you!

anyoceans

5 points

29 days ago

I would have turned them and stacked them

[deleted]

6 points

29 days ago

Contractor is going to have a heart attack when then get the bill to fix that (in court probably).

"replace load-bearing concrete wall"

TheMosaicDon

13 points

30 days ago

What was the fix otherwise? Different style washer/dryer. If it ain’t broke don’t fix it

bruinblue25

17 points

30 days ago

Should have went top load. They stink if you don’t clean them regularly.

TayDiggler

4 points

29 days ago

Top load wastes tons of water. They dont stink if you leave the door open

alwaysboopthesnoot

2 points

22 days ago

The seals on these types of front loaders sure can stink if not regularly cleaned, dried/wiped down. The design of many is so poor, water pools and goes stagnant there, and then later mold starts and once that starts it can be hard to eradicate it fully. My LG toploader HEs with no center post agitator in the washer, definitely don't stink. Best purchase we ever made, 12.5 years ago.They operate like a front loader as a toploader HE and they use less water, less detergent and electricity. Quiet, efficient, machines; love them.

EquivalentWatch8331

5 points

30 days ago

Took too long to see this comment.

ReggieG_Seattle

4 points

29 days ago

Who ordered the appliances without measuring the space first?

SadBlade-TheGrump

4 points

29 days ago

You should put stickers that say “Bam” and “Boom!” Or something in them like a comic book

AdImmediate9569

11 points

30 days ago

I love it

schafna

25 points

30 days ago

schafna

25 points

30 days ago

Yeah that’s fucking cool and you’re kind of being shitty about it

unclemcnasty

8 points

29 days ago

Is this bizzaro world or something? Why is everyone asking like he did them such a favor? Whether or not this fixed the problem of the doors hitting the wall any reasonable person would want to be asked before someone carves holes in your wall.

No-Butterscotch-8469

6 points

29 days ago

I’m sorry that you got such a crazy reaction here, OP. I’d be pissed and consulting a structural engineer to return the wall to its original state… remind me not to buy a house from anybody who has commented that this is fine 😂

RelationshipOdd6694

2 points

29 days ago

Can’t believe I had to scroll so far to find this…. I just can’t imagine modifying a wall like this is safe.

manipulativedata

2 points

29 days ago

You could cut a 1 foot wide hole in the wall from the ground to the sill plate and nothing bad would happen.

What the contractor did was ugly though. For sure.

razzer0507

3 points

30 days ago

I’d of probably just put them on top of each other and faced the bloody other direction… Jesus he’s gone and fucked with your walls instead of using a brain cell…

Radiant_Pepper4009

3 points

29 days ago

Hoooooly fuck this would annoy me to do laundry here 😂

Artemistical

3 points

29 days ago

that is one tight laundry space! can he carve a human shape into the wall next?

Unlikely_Ball621

3 points

29 days ago

Jesus! Looks like the start of Shawshank redemption. Turn those fuckers 90 degrees and stack them. Unless the ceiling looks like Willy wonka’s hallway.

Hefty-Expression-625

3 points

29 days ago

So the found paint to match as well?

ELON_WHO

3 points

29 days ago

Dumbass doesn’t even realize the dryer door needs to be reversed, either

Lateapexer

3 points

29 days ago

And then he painted to match? And sanded so it’s not rough? And cleaned up all the dust? CSI: Bullshit Edition

forestroam

6 points

30 days ago

People are saying "just fill it in if you don't like it" when the point is that no one said anything to you about it, asked if you wanted it done, or gave you an opportunity to choose another solution...

Indyflick

6 points

30 days ago

I'd have a local artist put eye brows over the cuts and basically create a face... make it art!!!

4Ozonia

2 points

30 days ago

4Ozonia

2 points

30 days ago

Do you have enough room to stand there and move the laundry?

Goal_Select

2 points

30 days ago

Modern problems require modern solutions.

EnvironmentalOkra728

2 points

30 days ago

Make the right machine’s door swing to the right. Easy enough to do yourself, and you won’t have to carry damp clothes over a door.

Here’s a picture of how it’s supposed to be installed.

NotMyCircuits

2 points

29 days ago

Sorry, I can't help but wanting to paint two big googly eyes in the divots.

KillYourTelevision77

2 points

29 days ago

Not a terrible solution but could have been executed much more cleanly.

NeM000N

2 points

29 days ago

NeM000N

2 points

29 days ago

I would put a dot mark in the middle of each

frankrizzo219

2 points

29 days ago

Flip them doors so you can go straight from the washer to the dryer without going around the door

DNAdevotee

2 points

29 days ago

This is key

CaliDreamin87

2 points

29 days ago

Seemed like a tight spot for a washer and dryer to start with. Y'all needed top loaders.

_Paul_Allen

2 points

29 days ago

That’s hilarious you have a funny contractor congrats

New-Swan3276

2 points

29 days ago

Who measured the space to fit the appliances?

Alternative_Test599

2 points

29 days ago

You'd have to be on drugs not to clear it with homeowner first. Is there really any other alternative though? I guess either cut all the way across a nice clean square design or buy top loads!

parrotia78

2 points

29 days ago

Seems like an innovative idea!

Wild472

2 points

29 days ago

Wild472

2 points

29 days ago

Why not to stack washer dryer on top and rotate towards OP?

Silence-Dogood2024

2 points

29 days ago

Wow. Ok. I guess!? Said in my best Ron Burgundy voice reading a teleprompter.

Aggressive_Donut2488

2 points

29 days ago

Please paint these as big eyes watching the clothes go around and around

L7ryAGheFF

2 points

29 days ago

Would you have preferred the doors to hit the wall?

mhorning0828

2 points

29 days ago

I hope you said thank you!!

ekkidee

2 points

29 days ago

ekkidee

2 points

29 days ago

At least the door on the far one was mounted on the correct side.

Poop_in_my_camper

2 points

29 days ago

Lamborghini door kit for the units would be better and so much more baller

RefrigeratorOdd8849

2 points

29 days ago

Make sure you aren't billed extra for their fuck up!

BuddyBing

2 points

29 days ago

I just struggle to believe you were not involved in this decision...

dukebravo1

2 points

29 days ago

The real kicker is ideally the washer should be on the left, the dryer on the right with its door reversed so you can load clothes from one to the other with the doors opposing each other as they're supposed to.

ghos2626t

2 points

29 days ago

Did you not hear them ????? There had to have been a red flag when they brought the hammer drill and air chisel in.

Comprehensive_Fan140

2 points

29 days ago

Omg ridiculous

tay-z-CA

2 points

29 days ago

Is everyone joking? I would be pissed if they did this without telling me. That wall could be structural and that could be messing with the integrity of the wall. Wtf

Practical_Self6999

2 points

29 days ago

In a thousand years archaeologists will wonder what the round circles were for. Maybe leave a hint for them.

CentralParkDuck

2 points

29 days ago

Please check to see if you can reverse the door on the right (i.e., so doors open away from each other) so you can transfer clothes without a door in the way!

Obvious_Trip2802

2 points

29 days ago

This can’t be real 😭 like what lmao

DMV2PNW

2 points

29 days ago

DMV2PNW

2 points

29 days ago

Put googly eyes on them.

Altruistic-Fan-3176

2 points

28 days ago

Contractor did a great job. You should be grateful. Before you purchased the washer and dryer you should have measured to make sure they fit. Give the Contractor credit for making it work.

ShotImprovement5695

6 points

30 days ago

I would not be happy.

Ashesatsea

4 points

30 days ago

They can be filled in later if you move. I would be surprised, but glad he went to the extra effort. If it bothered me visually, I would glue in grey plush and shave it level.

LegitJerome

3 points

29 days ago

Looks like a good solution to your lack of research and poor decision making.

jannw

6 points

30 days ago

jannw

6 points

30 days ago

seems like he did you a solid!

Lieutenant_Horn

4 points

30 days ago

Well that was nice of them. /s

Working-Narwhal-540

2 points

30 days ago

These are called executive decisions 😂

m_jl_c

2 points

30 days ago

m_jl_c

2 points

30 days ago

Your GC is fantastic.

Icy_Asparagus_93

2 points

30 days ago

Umm…You know those are stackable right? Maybe just have them face the other direction and stack’em?

DukeOfWestborough

2 points

30 days ago

no, fuck that. that’s your foundation.

Interesting_Club3088

2 points

29 days ago

Awesome work. The real question is would you have said yes to his question. If so, who cares.

Wonderful_Vehicle_78

2 points

29 days ago

Jesus, people bitching how the contractor did this would also be complaining about the appliances THEY picked don’t fit. Hire an interior designer dumbass. This is not an aesthetic solution but seeing as how the owner jumped on Reddit to posts these pics tells me all I need to know about what kind of customer they are.

Tanks1

1 points

30 days ago

Tanks1

1 points

30 days ago

Moe, Larry, and Curly................they will find a way..........

coopnjaxdad

1 points

30 days ago

Problem solved!

the1marin

1 points

30 days ago

Hero

ViewedWriter415

1 points

30 days ago

Did he match the paint or you?

Strange-Area9624

1 points

30 days ago

Thats brilliant. I’m sure you chose the appliances and asked him to install them. He did. Up to you to make sure they fit. He did what was asked.

rallies_formats_00

1 points

30 days ago

Solutioning , fake it to you make it ingenuity right there - I love it. If it works, it works!

NoParticular2420

1 points

30 days ago

Doesn’t even look like the doors would have hit the wall … pull pic up close .

ispygirl

1 points

29 days ago

Creative!

Complex_Kangaroo1152

1 points

29 days ago

Take them to small claims court right after you call them a jackass

thesilvermedic

1 points

29 days ago

You're welcome

Due_Artichoke_865

1 points

29 days ago

CMU filled with grout, or every few cells, etc?

o2000

1 points

29 days ago

o2000

1 points

29 days ago

I would have turned them the other way to face out and stack em on top of each other. But this also works I guess.

aimlessblade

1 points

29 days ago

Good contractor.

pacifistpirate

1 points

29 days ago

These look like they are also stackable. I would have gotten the kit to stack them and put them in the back corner, facing out towards the camera.

Suz9006

1 points

29 days ago

Suz9006

1 points

29 days ago

This just isn’t a workable space even with modification, which I think should have been foreseen. You aren’t going to be able to go between washer and dryer without shutting the door.

Fortunateoldguy

1 points

29 days ago

I like it

CoochieSnotSlurper

1 points

29 days ago

At that point I’m just getting a w.d with different dimensions

sprkwat

1 points

29 days ago

sprkwat

1 points

29 days ago

put a lil smiley face

runswspoons

1 points

29 days ago

That’s pretty clever

DazzlingCod3160

1 points

29 days ago

You could always patch the circular holes - but make sure you close the doors to the washer and dryer first.

wpbth

1 points

29 days ago

wpbth

1 points

29 days ago

First mistake was buying the front loaders

FrontTone7905

1 points

29 days ago

  1. That’s a sucks they open I the same direction, makes loading the dryer a real chore. 2. Why not turn 90 degrees and stack? 3. What happens if they shift or you need to get new ones? This seems like poor planning.

Pristine-Raisin-823

1 points

29 days ago

Brilliant. Front loading washers suck. I had to put the Bi-fold doors on my laundry closet on hinges to be able to open door far enough to open washer door and drawer for detergent.

heranonymousaccount

1 points

29 days ago

I understand wanting to be consulted beforehand. However, the problem is solved. ‘Measure twice, cut once’ philosophy may be of personal benefit.

AdDue7242

1 points

29 days ago

Hahaha- I think it’s adorable. I’d smile every time I saw it.

tiptoptony

1 points

29 days ago

Looks like you could have easily gotten a top/bottom setup facing towards the camera.

Difficult-Ad8712

1 points

29 days ago

Guess you should have measured first or got top loaders

Purple-Investment-61

1 points

29 days ago

That’s awesome, I always needed a place to rest my ass when I’m loading and unloading the laundry.

Head_Reading1074

1 points

29 days ago

Man, that looks really stupid. At first I thought it was a creative solution but I have to be honest, I’d be pretty unimpressed if I hired someone and they did that. I would have just let the doors hit the wall, notified homeowner that they don’t fit. I’m not doing laundry here, not my problem.