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  • xschopxschop Posts: 1,971
    Good job. Probably took longer organizing and storing all the beauty supplies than the gut-out.
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  • steveinazsteveinaz Posts: 19,506
    AWESOME. You're a BRAVE soul.
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  • joecoulsonjoecoulson Posts: 4,978
    Either that or dumb as a box of rocks. We’ll see when it’s done. Thanks Steve.
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  • joecoulsonjoecoulson Posts: 4,978
    Tile floor almost done (commode area).
    Shower floor poured. Durock fitted.
    Tomorrow shower gets tile and floor grouted

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  • ClipdatClipdat Posts: 9,294
    Hey that tub looks like it won't take a half hour to fill! Nice.
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  • joecoulsonjoecoulson Posts: 4,978
    no doubt. Same width. Just not as long.
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  • xschopxschop Posts: 1,971
    Looking good. When my home was being built. They used some kind of black-tar or butyl brush on layer over the Durock. No leaks after 5 years.
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  • MilitoMilito Posts: 1,160
    edited February 2019
    Joe, just a word of advice on the framing of your tub. If you used nails, I would also use some wood screws as they don't work loose near as easily. The framing for my tub in my new bathroom used nails and I wish I had gone after the contractor and added screws as I can tell some of the nails have loosen some as I sometimes hear noise when my wife or I get out of the tub. The vibration of the pump could also cause this on the framing.
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  • joecoulsonjoecoulson Posts: 4,978
    Thank you and yes we used screws after the framing nails.
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  • scubalabscubalab Posts: 2,981
    Awesome progress. Looks fantastic so far Joe!
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  • joecoulsonjoecoulson Posts: 4,978
    Thanks Al!
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  • DaveHoDaveHo Posts: 2,949
    Nice work!

    Our house has the original late 80's bathrooms & kitchen. It's needed remodeling for years now. I keep trying to convince my wife to just move & make it someone else's problem! Besides, I need a better listening room!
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  • mhardy6647mhardy6647 Posts: 26,986
    big thumbs-up!
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  • steveinazsteveinaz Posts: 19,506
    Beautiful!
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  • WillowWillow Posts: 10,385
    anonymouse3 wrote: »
    @Milito how hard is it to keep that shower glass clean? I love the look of those, just afraid that it will show soap stains all the time.

    Just apply some rainX every so often
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  • MilitoMilito Posts: 1,160
    edited February 2019
    Thanks, but I tried RainX as I have used it on my cars at times. It didn't last very long at all, even after applying several coats on our shower glass.

    Looks great Joe!
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  • mrbironmrbiron Posts: 5,616
    edited February 2019
    You have crown molding in your bathroom?! Very fancy...
    I like the floor tile, where did you buy it so i can steal the idea ;)
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  • cfrizzcfrizz Posts: 13,420
    Wow very nice, I love the floor.
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  • joecoulsonjoecoulson Posts: 4,978
    mrbiron wrote: »
    You have crown molding in your bathroom?! Very fancy...
    I like the floor tile, where did you buy it so i can steal the idea ;)

    Floor and Decor was cheap too

    Thanks all
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  • steveinazsteveinaz Posts: 19,506
    You did a really clean demo.
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  • BlueFoxBlueFox Posts: 14,165
    Looks very nice. Just curious, why not put the shower head on the back wall?
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  • joecoulsonjoecoulson Posts: 4,978
    It would spray against the door not ideal. Plus the niches are a focal point and would not be on that wall.
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  • joecoulsonjoecoulson Posts: 4,978
    Sheet rock done today. Tile done.
    Frameless shower door guys wouldn’t Template because I didn’t have the step and cap on knee wall. Oh well. Probably 2 weeks from competition now because of that.

    Cabinets go in tomorrow and we’ll probably paint this weekend and then final electrical trim out.

    More pics to come.
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  • steveinazsteveinaz Posts: 19,506
    edited February 2019
    You'll LOVE the frameless shower. We did one 2 houses ago, it was gorgeous and not crazy expensive ($1200 IIRC) even with the thicker glass. Yes, they do want all construction finalized because the dimensions are TIGHT.
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  • steveinazsteveinaz Posts: 19,506
    Master updates done. Mirrors, faucets, medicine cabinets, lights, towel bars, etc:
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    Still waiting for mirror (same type) and light fixture for the guest bath.
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  • polrbehrpolrbehr Posts: 2,681
    That's some beautiful work there guys, you certainly set the bar high for me (see my ugh mold thread). We sure will have our work cut out for us, though our space is not even close to what you have.
    So, are you willing to put forth a little effort or are you happy sitting in your skeptical poo pile?


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  • steveinazsteveinaz Posts: 19,506
    Thank you, ours was pretty minimal---just cosmetic upgrades.
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  • joecoulsonjoecoulson Posts: 4,978
    So yesterday was:
    Paint trim, crown, doors in white
    Paint walls in that grey
    Install new hinges and plates on doors.
    Install vanities and hardware
    Install sconces

    I’m sore
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