I remember back in the '70 when everybody was gutting their bathrooms
and renovating them. Cast iron tubs were considered ugly back then,
and sculpted fiberglass was all the rage. Nobody wanted cast iron
tubs AT ALL.
We quickly learned the best way to remove a cast iron bathtub was to
smash it up with a sledghammer and haul it out in pieces.
Years later we're doing the opposite and people are yanking out ugly
fiberglass tubs from the '70s and putting in antique refurbished cast
iron tubs.
I have nightmares just thinking about moving big cast iron stuff
around and up/down staircases.
Big Cast Iron should come with the proper accessories, like this:
http://tinyurl.com/castironaccessory
--- In papercreters@yahoogroups.com, "Charmaine Taylor"
<dirtcheapbuilderbooks@...> wrote:
>
> ha.. it's not going anywhere.. not at 300 pounds!
>
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