The blue stuff coming up around the sides is the insulation between the radiant heating elements and the wood. We ended up using a different Kährs product, a solid wood instead of a laminate, since the wood veneer was too thin and between the moisture and the heat from the radiant there was a risk it could peel up. This was more money per square foot, but with a space this small it's worth it. Finding a floor that isn't tile that works with radiant heading is a challenge.
There's also progress being made on the siding:
I assume the vertical board nailed to the side near the front is to attach the decorative bracket made to match the original ones.
On another note, here's something that inpires confidence:
WTF's the question here? Is someone not sure what's supposed to come out of the spigot seven feet above the shower pan?
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