I haven't talked about the floor in the area that is slowing becoming the new powder room. But it is now time to address the fact that this particular section of the room has a bit of a fun house feel. The highs and lows of the floor are hard to explain. I do know that at one time there was a wall in the basement that contained the old coal chute. When I bought the house there was a large hump from one side of the alcove to the other right where this wall lined up in the basement. In other words, the floor inside the alcove had fallen and the wall in the basement held that short stretch of flooring in it's original position. But how it got that way matters not. How to fix it matters alot. Dan began by removing the hardwood floor and pulling ALL the nails stuck in the subfloor. Then came a layer of plywood. Then came a layer of fiber board. This was set in thinset. Latex glue was applied. This was followed by leveler which did not completely do the