I have searched for videos across the web to help me with a predicament I have found myself upon. I can't seem to find any answers so now I find myself registered to this forum. It seems to be full of helpful people and I just hope some one finds it in them to take their time to help. I am currently remodeling my entire bathroom. I have started from scratch... New flooring, walls are almost done and I can't get the rest of the bathroom done until I solve my problem first.
Problem: I bought a neo angle standup shower base. When I went to see how it would look on the corner of my bathroom I noticed the walls are not exactly squared. The entire surrounding walls are going to be tile and I'm getting a glass door. I just don't know how to fix the gap which extends to almost an inch and a half (Pictures coming soon if I'm not able to upload any right now from phone). If any one has questions about my walls this is what they consist of:
I have added insulation between the studs in addition to insulated foam sheets ( I'm turning into an energy saver). Then I have the osb( I think that's what that pressed wood looking plywood is called) sheet. I bought the cement sheets that I will put up for the tile to go to and then the tile. ( currently tile has not been bought to as I am so indecisive as to what color and texture and size.) the back part of the wall has a different kind of sheet. The guy that was building my bathroom said I could use some of the hardiplank that I already had bought before to use as my siding for the house. Idk. I'm kinda iffy on the thought, but it's already there. someone please help me. It's the only bathroom in the house and I need to finish it soon.
Problem: I bought a neo angle standup shower base. When I went to see how it would look on the corner of my bathroom I noticed the walls are not exactly squared. The entire surrounding walls are going to be tile and I'm getting a glass door. I just don't know how to fix the gap which extends to almost an inch and a half (Pictures coming soon if I'm not able to upload any right now from phone). If any one has questions about my walls this is what they consist of:
I have added insulation between the studs in addition to insulated foam sheets ( I'm turning into an energy saver). Then I have the osb( I think that's what that pressed wood looking plywood is called) sheet. I bought the cement sheets that I will put up for the tile to go to and then the tile. ( currently tile has not been bought to as I am so indecisive as to what color and texture and size.) the back part of the wall has a different kind of sheet. The guy that was building my bathroom said I could use some of the hardiplank that I already had bought before to use as my siding for the house. Idk. I'm kinda iffy on the thought, but it's already there. someone please help me. It's the only bathroom in the house and I need to finish it soon.