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My Master Bath FULL Remodel. -LOTS- of pics.
-Guess how much I spent- Seriously!
My bathroom was very cramped before. Both my bathrooms are the same size, so I made what I could out of this one.. I finished it in January or early Feb.. I've been looking for a Home Improvement forum since. I'm gonna need some help on my Fire place next.. I don't know how people can spend sooooo much money on a bathroom! But now I know to use Dur-rock next time and not drywall, even if it is moisture resistant drywall coated with RedGuard. Here's a copy of a thread I posted on another board: Guess what the grand total came to... Questions and comments welcomed, I did all of this myself.. :yes: I grew up helping my father with home projects, and I'm a pretty handy... man..... :laughing: THE OLD SHOWER and DEMO pics. Quote:
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Again, dated from Jan/Feb time frame..
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My buddy helped me get the tile started.. I finished the rest...
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I mesh taped the ceiling. I don't know why it did that.. I'll fix it one of these days.. I may hire someone to get it right.. shouldn't be much to fix a small ceiling.
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TA-DA!! 99% done..
Actually, STILL 99% done.. I just grouted the moulding trim tile on the floor and around the sink and fixed the hole in back of the mirror. Man, that "Renovation Nightmares" show is all too true!! There were points towards the end where I had to go BACK to Lowe's for supplies after I JUST got started for the day.... Man, I was just spittin bullets pissed off at times... "AM I DONE YET!! Goin back to Lowe's AGAIN!!" Quote:
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Nice shower heads, three? Do they all come on at once or can you control the separate? ;-) Did you use green-board in the shower, I think that's a "No No". Looks really nice though.
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^ Yeah three shower heads.. The left side are two rain heads controlled by the right mixer, and the right is a handheld controlled by the right mixer. Sometimes I turn all three on just because I can!
And yes, that's green board... I know now to use Dur-Rock next time.. I was watching some Shower reno's on youTube and I saw them using the Dur-Rock. I think it's a bit more of a 'bite' for the tiles and less chance of failure.. The tile wasn't cheap, but it wasn't expensive... about $800 for all the tile. And you're from Mass, eh? :D I'm originally from CT, about an hour shy of Boston.. I still have family back home, but I don't claim CT anymore... I claim southern Mass... :laughing: |
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