You’re right it does have however because the boat slopes the other way, we were worried that it would counter act the natural flow of the tray. This way we basically increased the natural flow back to hopefully it’s normal level
Shower looks good 👍 I have to agree with your mom, that hole cutting tool looked like something the Spanish Inquisition would have used. Stay safe sir 👍
Morning James. Love your new T mug 😆 Shower tray looking and love your helping hand poles as it means you can continue doing other things or just drink T lol 😂 This is absolutely the best boat build channel on TH-cam as it's all your own work with mistakes taboo 👍🏻 I'm not saying others are rubbish I just think your whole perspective of what your doing is brilliant. Cheers Stevie
Morning pal - that means a lot from anyone who’s seen the whole journey like you have. It feels like it’s really coming along and mate I’m absolutely loving every aspect of this build. Having such a great community on here is most probably the highlight ! I’m glad your enjoying the adventure Stevie and it’s amazing to have you for the ride. Take care 👍🏼
The little cut out in the ceiling worked really well, and some nicely applied silicone sealant will cover it up. Just thinking, what about putting in a small 12 volt fan in the mushroom as an extractor fan. Something like what can be found in a computer tower.
James, the saw I sent you cuts on the pull. It's opposite of a normal saw. Just hold it flush with the wood and gently pull. It'll cut through like a hot knife in butter :-)
Looking proper now mate. I’d leave that gap at the top of the enclosure. Something to do with the air being pulled in from the room so the steam can be sucked up the vent. Bit like when you cover the top half of the stove with a news paper to get the fire going in theory. Lol
Hiya.... just seen your vlog and hope all your journey of your boat built goes well.. looking good so far... if you don't mind me saying, on my narrowboat it had rock wool insulation and it was excellent for keeping the boat warm and also helped with soundproofing..!! As long as it didn't get water damage..!! Also I put perspex plastic sheets on the window frames(inside) with draft excluder tape and velcro tape in wintertime. Worked really well... just ideas....
Dear James I hope you don't have any problems with your drinking water pressure system. In video no. 58 I see the pressurised water tank mounted horizontally. If the tank does not have a diaphragm inside (air/water separation), the tank must be mounted vertically above the pump. wish you much success, and greetings from switzerland
Would be a good idea to silicone seal around the shower tray to the plywood before you tile and fit the panels. If you still have a gap under the front edge of the shower tray you could slide a floor covering under it. Keep up the good work.
Hi James loved last nights how to fit a ceiling tutorial Rowena was amazed at how you kept calm having seen me in action she won't came anywhere near the boat if I'm working on it I am famous for my quick loss of temper when things don't go the way I want them to.Right back to your shower fitting if your shower doors are of the sliding type you will have to cut a slot in the ceiling to accommodate the door when you open it just like mine😩😩😩😩😩😩
Keith - I’m about to tackle it now so I’ll let you know. I really don’t think we can last nights vid “how to fit a ceiling panel” now can we!!! Mate I’m getting the prop delivered back tomorrow - can’t wait !!
Hi James, are you intending to live on the boat permanently with your family or just use it for weekend leisure? Have you thought of a name for the boat? Dave and Sue 😊
Was wondering did miss you talking about your trip to see the similar boat stern. Have you made any decisions on how you are going to close it in?? Will you be putting tile on the shower walls or do you have other plans? Sorry so many questions 😊 Shower is coming along. Have a great day
No I haven’t seen the other boat yet. It might be snowing tomorrow morning so I’ll walk down then if that’s the case. Yes I’ll be putting mosaics on the starboard side and white pvc sheet on stern side. Keep the q’s coming. All the best
Not sure if the rules for boat safety are the same as for house bathrooms, but have you factored in the led light above the shower may have to be of a higher standard than the other ones?
Not sure if they do one or any of your viewers know of something to do the job, but it may be an idea to install an extractor fan in the mushroom vent. I've thought about doing it with a computer fan. It can get very steamy sometimes when having a shower. Something like this, not sure it goes out of mushroom vent though: www.midlandchandlers.co.uk/products/extractor-fan-and-light-12v-white-chrome-8-12098# Things are starting to move on again now James 👍
One of my viewers - James - did mention that exact thing. My only issue above the shower would be the electrics with steam. That said, I’ll be having navy showers anyway so there won’t be masses of steam
I have to say that I don't understand your bathroom layout or choice of shower cubicle at all. I've done a couple of shower cubicles and it looks to me like your heading for a tiling and sealing nightmare. I hope I'm wrong and you've thought it all through. If not, just take a step back whilst you can still change things around. Water in the wrong place can make a really expensive mess very quickly.
If you don't screw the outside batens on the Selling the weight of itself will sag and will pull away from the wall Over time I gerrentee it. ... even glass saggs over time it is not a solid like is believed. Cheers
If I could stay fit and healthy I would be very interested in watching it happen. Things with real glass aren't all that old here. But we do have a few windows that have noticably settled toward the bottom. From about 1846.
Really looking forward to the next ceiling panels tomorrow 😂😂🥴 tissue at the ready
You're kids are old enough where I fully expected you to *dab* shortly after 04:08 😆🤣
Well what a lovely box of goodies you recieved .. dont eat them all at once😂😂
Silicone sealant can hide a multitude of sins 😉👍
Hi james, it was about time you had a new tea mug, your old one did not need a tea bag, just hot water for a brew.
🤣🤣🤣
Leave the shower open at the top for the excess steam and moisture to have a draft to escape out the mush vent.
Wow thats a good one Ron W
A 12 volt fan in the vent, would help the steam to escape to outside.
The Tray should have a natural flow to the waste anyhow.
Nice to see it all coming together.
Fruit and Nut Chocolate, just what the Doctor ordered.
You’re right it does have however because the boat slopes the other way, we were worried that it would counter act the natural flow of the tray. This way we basically increased the natural flow back to hopefully it’s normal level
Take care James, chuffed to hear that scary hole gadget is going to be redundant very soon!!! Your Mum is bang on with her words.
Greetings , A blind man would be pleased to see the shower enclosure . Nicely done James
Shower looks good 👍 I have to agree with your mom, that hole cutting tool looked like something the Spanish Inquisition would have used. Stay safe sir 👍
Morning James. Love your new T mug 😆 Shower tray looking and love your helping hand poles as it means you can continue doing other things or just drink T lol 😂 This is absolutely the best boat build channel on TH-cam as it's all your own work with mistakes taboo 👍🏻 I'm not saying others are rubbish I just think your whole perspective of what your doing is brilliant. Cheers Stevie
Morning pal - that means a lot from anyone who’s seen the whole journey like you have. It feels like it’s really coming along and mate I’m absolutely loving every aspect of this build. Having such a great community on here is most probably the highlight ! I’m glad your enjoying the adventure Stevie and it’s amazing to have you for the ride. Take care 👍🏼
A blind man on a galloping horse will never notice...
Well done.
We could watch this project all Day. what a man.
A new narrowboat tradition. Shower tray clog dancing. Keep going James its
Coming together.
The little cut out in the ceiling worked really well, and some nicely applied silicone sealant will cover it up. Just thinking, what about putting in a small 12 volt fan in the mushroom as an extractor fan. Something like what can be found in a computer tower.
James, the saw I sent you cuts on the pull. It's opposite of a normal saw. Just hold it flush with the wood and gently pull. It'll cut through like a hot knife in butter :-)
I kind of was - vid doesn’t show it well. No skin cuts so excellent day - thank you 🙏
Why is it now all I want to eat is toast with cold butter. Damn you
Good thinking on the fly James.The ceiling cut looks good mate well done 👍🏻
Looking proper now mate. I’d leave that gap at the top of the enclosure. Something to do with the air being pulled in from the room so the steam can be sucked up the vent. Bit like when you cover the top half of the stove with a news paper to get the fire going in theory. Lol
Good call
Hiding means out of mind.
Maintenance access the buzz word on narrow boat.
Hiya.... just seen your vlog and hope all your journey of your boat built goes well.. looking good so far... if you don't mind me saying, on my narrowboat it had rock wool insulation and it was excellent for keeping the boat warm and also helped with soundproofing..!! As long as it didn't get water damage..!! Also I put perspex plastic sheets on the window frames(inside) with draft excluder tape and velcro tape in wintertime. Worked really well... just ideas....
Hi Pete - good ideas my friend, thanks 👍🏼
Yup looks really good, I think the proper shower enclosures look much better than just the tray with a curtain around👍👍
For sure - it’s all about whether it can fit in - luckily this one does
Dear James
I hope you don't have any problems with your drinking water pressure system. In video no. 58 I see the pressurised water tank mounted horizontally. If the tank does not have a diaphragm inside (air/water separation), the tank must be mounted vertically above the pump.
wish you much success, and greetings from switzerland
The tank doesn’t have a diaphragm. Surely the pump doesn’t require gravity in order to pump water as long as there is an air inflow
@@TheNarrowboatThatJamesBuiltJames, I think Urs' comment relates to the Jabsco accumulator which I believe does have a diaphragm.
@@TheNarrowboatThatJamesBuilt Jabsco call it a membrane rather than a diaphragm.
Well done James. I bet your happy that that job has been ticked off the list. Also the cut away looks good. Stay safe James.
Looking sweet James nice job.
Looks good to me I think the ceiling cut is very neat and would be pretty happy with that myself. Shower enclosure is well snazzy too. Cheers
Snazzy indeed !! Ta
Top Enclosuring Young James :-)
Would be a good idea to silicone seal around the shower tray to the plywood before you tile and fit the panels. If you still have a gap under the front edge of the shower tray you could slide a floor covering under it. Keep up the good work.
Peter - I have just done what you said. Glad to see I’m heading the right way. Cheers 👍🏼
Calvin good on ya. Your top man.
Hi James loved last nights how to fit a ceiling tutorial Rowena was amazed at how you kept calm having seen me in action she won't came anywhere near the boat if I'm working on it I am famous for my quick loss of temper when things don't go the way I want them to.Right back to your shower fitting if your shower doors are of the sliding type you will have to cut a slot in the ceiling to accommodate the door when you open it just like mine😩😩😩😩😩😩
Keith - I’m about to tackle it now so I’ll let you know. I really don’t think we can last nights vid “how to fit a ceiling panel” now can we!!!
Mate I’m getting the prop delivered back tomorrow - can’t wait !!
Looking good !
The person that fitted my shower didn't allow for boat to list towards the back. I bet it was fitted on land. Great vlog as usual.
Well in fairness I would have done exactly the same thing mate had it not been for sarky bugger. Hope you’re good pal
@@TheNarrowboatThatJamesBuilt yes thanks I'm getting by and getting bored. Lol
James, have you checked ALL your pockets for the countersink. Keep em coming.
Looking good James.
Hi James, are you intending to live on the boat permanently with your family or just use it for weekend leisure? Have you thought of a name for the boat?
Dave and Sue 😊
Kind of and yes. All will be revealed
It looks like a shower :-D
Shower 🚿 looking good
Yep , the shower upright cut back has improved it , happy accidents work out 😋
Japanese saws work on the Pull stroke ;)
Was wondering did miss you talking about your trip to see the similar boat stern. Have you made any decisions on how you are going to close it in?? Will you be putting tile on the shower walls or do you have other plans? Sorry so many questions 😊 Shower is coming along. Have a great day
No I haven’t seen the other boat yet. It might be snowing tomorrow morning so I’ll walk down then if that’s the case. Yes I’ll be putting mosaics on the starboard side and white pvc sheet on stern side. Keep the q’s coming.
All the best
spot on mate
Not sure if the rules for boat safety are the same as for house bathrooms, but have you factored in the led light above the shower may have to be of a higher standard than the other ones?
Not sure if they do one or any of your viewers know of something to do the job, but it may be an idea to install an extractor fan in the mushroom vent. I've thought about doing it with a computer fan. It can get very steamy sometimes when having a shower.
Something like this, not sure it goes out of mushroom vent though:
www.midlandchandlers.co.uk/products/extractor-fan-and-light-12v-white-chrome-8-12098#
Things are starting to move on again now James 👍
One of my viewers - James - did mention that exact thing. My only issue above the shower would be the electrics with steam. That said, I’ll be having navy showers anyway so there won’t be masses of steam
Evening James, shouldn’t you put the shower trap and piping in before you sealed it to the floor make it easier to seal ?
Hi John
Should be ok - I can reach to it quite easily
Hi James, Ref Countersink. Use a larger size wood drill CAREFULLY!! (PJ)
That’s what I was using 👍🏼
@@TheNarrowboatThatJamesBuilt Sorry James couldn't see that. Proper Job
The cut out in the ceiling panel really doesn’t look that bad at all. Don’t eat the chocolate all at once 🤣
I’ve been meaning to ask now that she looking more like a cozy boat rather than the contents of a skip. ..... does the boat have a name?
Yes she has a name. But only a very small handful know it yet......
@@TheNarrowboatThatJamesBuilt Oh I do love secrets. Lol
hi jamer can you tell me the size of your shower base and we've got it thanks
Hi James.
The one thing I didn't consider was height. Sorry mate. Looks fine, nonetheless. Good job!
I reckon we’ll get away with it mate. But up close it does make a good difference. Excellent call pal 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
I have to say that I don't understand your bathroom layout or choice of shower cubicle at all. I've done a couple of shower cubicles and it looks to me like your heading for a tiling and sealing nightmare. I hope I'm wrong and you've thought it all through. If not, just take a step back whilst you can still change things around. Water in the wrong place can make a really expensive mess very quickly.
If you don't screw the outside batens on the Selling the weight of itself will sag and will pull away from the wall Over time I gerrentee it. ... even glass saggs over time it is not a solid like is believed. Cheers
If I could stay fit and healthy I would be very interested in watching it happen. Things with real glass aren't all that old here. But we do have a few windows that have noticably settled toward the bottom. From about 1846.
First! Also: Good day James!
Not the first 😰
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