After countless projects completed on this house over the past three years we've owned it, I decided since this is one of the last major projects (we plan to sell in a few years), I would document the build here. Of course, I'll also use it for suggestions/tips as well :thumbsup:
As the title insinuates, this bathroom is SMALL. In fact, all three bathrooms in this place are small. Sucks for practicality purposes, but it's a positive when remodeling (less money...hopefully).
Here's what I'm working with (thanks to my 10-22mm for these shots as every other standard focal length can't capture the room seeing as small as it is):
The plan is to gut the room to the studs, keep the existing toilet, and run from there.
-New Green Back Drywall
-Add Recessed Light(s) Over Shower and Over Vanity
-Add spot/track lighting flanking vanity
-Build Custom Mirror
-Replace Shower/Bathtub with
-New flooring (have no idea yet, but not doing tile)
-Replace Outlet with GFCI
-New Shower Head
-New Vanity/Sink
I will build recessed cabinets into the opposing 8' walls, one that will run almost floor to ceiling, and another that is a standard between the stud fit above the toilet where that rack is.
Should about cover most of it for now. I will most likely start gutting after the new year and document the progress on here. Wish me luck!
As the title insinuates, this bathroom is SMALL. In fact, all three bathrooms in this place are small. Sucks for practicality purposes, but it's a positive when remodeling (less money...hopefully).
Here's what I'm working with (thanks to my 10-22mm for these shots as every other standard focal length can't capture the room seeing as small as it is):
The plan is to gut the room to the studs, keep the existing toilet, and run from there.
-New Green Back Drywall
-Add Recessed Light(s) Over Shower and Over Vanity
-Add spot/track lighting flanking vanity
-Build Custom Mirror
-Replace Shower/Bathtub with
-New flooring (have no idea yet, but not doing tile)
-Replace Outlet with GFCI
-New Shower Head
-New Vanity/Sink
I will build recessed cabinets into the opposing 8' walls, one that will run almost floor to ceiling, and another that is a standard between the stud fit above the toilet where that rack is.
Should about cover most of it for now. I will most likely start gutting after the new year and document the progress on here. Wish me luck!