A couple weeks ago we prepared the main floor bath for tile.
And today, the bathroom looks like this!
I will let the pictures do the talking:
The shower/sink area before:
The shower niche/window area:
The shower niche wall before:
Remember the moldy old window?
Now marble window stools are in its place, surrounding the new fixed panel privacy window:
By extending the wall tiles beyond the shower area to cover the long walls, we made the bathroom look more cohesive and minimal:
Can you believe that this is the same room just a few months ago?
Remember the old sink vanity?
The area for future toilet and vanity now looks like this:
I cannot help but moving the new vanity in for a dry fit. Here is what we picked for the room:
This beautiful shower pan has replaced the old moldy tub:
What a transformation, isn’t it?
With the tiling work out of the way, we are just a couple steps before putting the bathroom back together! We will be installing a seamless shower door similar to the one in our master bathroom here in just a couple weeks. Then, we will bring in the toilet, connect the sink vanity, and install the shower fixtures. While waiting for the shower door to arrive, we will finish the ceiling and doorway ourselves. It is nice to see the bath to-do list become much shorter now!
1. Demolition – removing all the fixtures and wall/floor materials;
2. Assessing the water damage and mold control;
3. Installing new bath window and insulating the exterior wall;
4. Removing the ceiling drywall from the attic, wiring for new recessed lights from the attic;
5. Upgrading wall electrical, including adding outlets and wiring new switches;
6. Installing a new exhaust fan;
7. Installing recessed lights and drywall the bathroom ceiling;
8. Upgrading the sewage pipe for toilet and shower;
9. Purchasing a new toilet, a new bidet, a sink/vanity, and sink and shower fixtures; Upgrading/installing water lines to all the fixture;
10. Upgrade master bath (basement) exhaust fan from above;
11. Installing new subflooring;
12. Pocket door framing and installation;
13. Drywalling around the pocket door to close off the entry wall;
14. Installing water-resistant wall on rest of the room and waterproofing;
15. Tiling and installing a new window stool;
16. Finishing/priming/painting entry wall drywall and ceiling;
17. Installing/painting pocket door trims;
18. Installing vanity light fixture, ceiling can lights, and outlet wall plates/covers;
19. Installing new glass shower door (by glass contractor on 6/1);
20. Installing all plumbing fixtures including toilet/bidet, vanity/sink, and shower trims (by our plumber in the week of 6/7).
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