I put on my electrician's hat again. The 110v for the washing machine was, like the plumbing, attached to the foundation wall. When I pulled out the plumbing, I took the box off too. Once I got framing back into place, I wired in the dryer (240v) which meant going into the mains box (ugh!). At the same time, I added the wire to put in plugs along the north wall.



This pic is actually before the washer rather than behind it. I had stuff (detergent etc) stacked in by the washer so I couldn't get a decent pic. Lazy me! You'll notice I put a small loop of extra wire by the box? That's so if someone needs to rework in the future, there's a bit of "grace" for them. There's nothing more frustrating to a renovation than having the wiring so tight you can't work with it.



This second plug is on the other side of the large window. I have a large deep freeze so it's handy to have plugs higher than in a normal room.



This picture shows why I would be an expensive handyman. See the red lines lining up with the holes? Those are for the lights that I'll eventually be installing. I used the laser level to get everything straight & parallel with the walls. It only takes a few minutes to set up but it means pulling the wires through goes smoothly. I'm not quite OCD but I am fussy. Most guys just eye-ball it and start drilling holes. They're not wrong to do so and they're faster than me... and time is money in the trades.