Isaac sets the bar high. Beautiful install. Thanks for showing us jobs done with pride. I am 52 and I want to be like Isaac when I grow up. Amazing guy.
Nice video as always Isaac. When drilling into tiles, I usually have a helper spraying water from a spray bottle as I am drilling, or sometimes if alone, I will use the rubber surround that comes with the 1 1/4" diamond hole saw kits, and fill it with water around the spot where I am drilling so it stays immersed in water and you always have a cool bit that last longer.
Nice work ! Just got back into the tile business, got a young buck wanting to learn the trade, gonna show him what I know and let him go to show someone else the trade, I love the outcome and happy customers after a successful job !
Absolutely love wall tile color, & the curbless design of this shower! Beautiful 👍🏻 Always scary installing big glass panels, talk about nerve racking, huh😉 Cheers✌🏻
I love that simple clean look. The whole job came together nicely. I’m a real estate investor looking to remove tubs and install very similar features: drain, glass, etc... Do you have a video on the process from start to finish?
Obviously I'm missing something, how do account for a hole on the surface. Is there some material that prevents water from settling into the thin set? Would the caulking be enough to prevent moisture from flowing down the screw?
I was installing a frameless glass shower door 900mm wide and we picked it up to lift in in place and "boom"!! Never hit it off anything it just exploded😆. Every time i have a glass panel or door to fit its always in the back of my mind😂.
That just happened to me today, hence watching videos about tempered glass panels. No contact with anything, just explosion out of nowhere. My first thought was that someone fired a bullet through the bathroom window
Hey. Love your videos. They've helped me a lot on my first bathroom reno. One thing I haven't quite got my head wrapped around. We want to put of of these glass panels in, which will be installed on the curb. Since the curb has a slight slope inward toward the shower how do you deal with this when it comes to the glass. Wouldn't the bottom brackets end up being on a slight angle? Any insight would be great!
I noticed you added plugs in where you added the screws. Can you tell me how you prevent water from penetrating at that point or are they far enough from the water source to not be an issue?
Isaac, I’ve installed smaller glass pieces for customers before. Do you build anything into your price in case the glass breaks, or just hope it doesn’t (then do you eat cost if it does break)?
I like almost everything about this bath/shower design . Layout , glass, fixtures and most of the tiles EXCEPT for the really out of place 'Fake looking ' pebble floor . It looks like as sample of cheap vinyl wallpaper from the mid century , Glossy and one dimensional . THERE ARE so many contoured pebble options that would have not only on there own looked better they would have complemented the really nice granite and taken the entire room up a couple of notches . Like the video ,though .
Drilled through the floor/pan for 5 inches, for some reason. Pan will fail within 5 years. (don't Wana hear how much silicone u "shot" down there, it will fail) when everyone heard the pop, the glass shelled somewhere. U know it and I know it, but hey shoot clear silicone on top of it, it will hide right? U got paid and got out, all u care about. U will prolly have a different number by the time the mistakes are discovered.
@@TileCoach what good is cutting the screw when the drill bit penetrated 5 inches? Stick to tile. Don't Wana talk about that sound shell or floating corner unh? I don't blame ya.
@@TileCoach Your absolutely correct, that is the title of the video. I apologize. However, the video should be called we sodomized your pan for 5 inches, shelled your glass, but its cool it hide behind a clip the customer can't see, and we know the strength ratings on 1/2" tempared glass, that we shelled because were tile guys. Child please.
Isaac sets the bar high. Beautiful install. Thanks for showing us jobs done with pride. I am 52 and I want to be like Isaac when I grow up. Amazing guy.
great job isaac,love the curbless linear,and how you sloped the pebbles in corners,your crew is badass
Nice video as always Isaac. When drilling into tiles, I usually have a helper spraying water from a spray bottle as I am drilling, or sometimes if alone, I will use the rubber surround that comes with the 1 1/4" diamond hole saw kits, and fill it with water around the spot where I am drilling so it stays immersed in water and you always have a cool bit that last longer.
I really like the curbless design and the bench and shower door look great. Nice job Isaac.
Nice work ! Just got back into the tile business, got a young buck wanting to learn the trade, gonna show him what I know and let him go to show someone else the trade, I love the outcome and happy customers after a successful job !
Absolutely love wall tile color, & the curbless design of this shower! Beautiful 👍🏻
Always scary installing big glass panels, talk about nerve racking, huh😉
Cheers✌🏻
I love the floor in the shower area. That half stone looks so cool.
Nice camera angles! Work is stellar, too, btw.
That is practically the shower design that I want for mine. Fantastic work!!!
I love that simple clean look. The whole job came together nicely. I’m a real estate investor looking to remove tubs and install very similar features: drain, glass, etc... Do you have a video on the process from start to finish?
Isaac. It's good to see you took my advice on using a diamond bit instead of a concrete bit using hammer drill.
seephor stupid we didn’t take your advice. Stop trying to be relevant
@@mreastla2953 Hahah. You don't use a carbide concrete/block bit with hammer mode on ceramic tile!
Obviously I'm missing something, how do account for a hole on the surface. Is there some material that prevents water from settling into the thin set? Would the caulking be enough to prevent moisture from flowing down the screw?
Idk if they did it or not but I usually just put silicone in the hole before the anchor
I was installing a frameless glass shower door 900mm wide and we picked it up to lift in in place and "boom"!! Never hit it off anything it just exploded😆. Every time i have a glass panel or door to fit its always in the back of my mind😂.
That just happened to me today, hence watching videos about tempered glass panels. No contact with anything, just explosion out of nowhere. My first thought was that someone fired a bullet through the bathroom window
looks really good right next to the 1970's brass sliding closet door...lol
I'd be crappin' bricks trying to muscle that glass around.
P.S. I'd love to see a video on that whole tile job.
Didnt you compromised the waterproofing underneath your tiles when you drilled that hole?
the drill powder looked like concrete dust . had it been wood turnings, you would be right .
That's the glass Guy's job.
how safe is drilling the floor, what about the waterprofing underneath?
CLEAAAAAAAAAN as always. That's not easy people
Beautiful shower!
Yes, please! I want one like this!
Hey. Love your videos. They've helped me a lot on my first bathroom reno. One thing I haven't quite got my head wrapped around. We want to put of of these glass panels in, which will be installed on the curb. Since the curb has a slight slope inward toward the shower how do you deal with this when it comes to the glass. Wouldn't the bottom brackets end up being on a slight angle? Any insight would be great!
That is a beautiful shower.
Have you tried Schluter®-DECO-SG? No clamps and a very clean install and finish.
Been there done that, broke it, replaced half the floor. Nice 10mm sliver on the wall 😆 floor looks good, those pebbles can be such a pain
Saw that sliver too
Surprised the glass doesn't have some kind of visual on it, usually with glass panels that large they come with something so people dont walk into it.
I noticed you added plugs in where you added the screws. Can you tell me how you prevent water from penetrating at that point or are they far enough from the water source to not be an issue?
do you ever put channels for glass in the floor and wall or do you just drill for brackets?
Yeah would be interested to see how folks use schluter Deco-SG
Tell us how woobley that floating corner is with no support arm. Nm we know. Hope they don't fall Into it.
Nice Job, like the pebble floor.Im also in the trade en know what you mean with walkinshower glass. Sweat and nerve. Greetings from Holland.
Any comments to my question? Can you drill the floor?
Isaac, I’ve installed smaller glass pieces for customers before. Do you build anything into your price in case the glass breaks, or just hope it doesn’t (then do you eat cost if it does break)?
What did you seal the floor with?
That was the fastest "no" answer ever
Installed that same wall tile for a client two years ago....
Better you than me,installing that glass
what's the little piece of tile in the corner 4:05 ???????????
What's the name of the camera that's moving on it's own?
How big was that glass
Next time have the glass guys due the tile
I hate drilling holes in tile for doors. It takes forever. I use the small diamond hole saws.
I wish you were in my area so I could have you do tile for me
Are they tiny little pieces in the internal corner where the shower waste is ? Looks like you missed and had to cut tiny pieces in every second row ?
XXNERVEXX tiny pieces( aka slivers)Yes. Because they “missed”? Nah, that’s just how the dimensions fell out, sometimes the slivers are unavoidable.
Cut down the outside by 50mm makes those pieces 60mm. Very avoidable.
Use rubber sheets for floor protection in case of breaking.
Is it 10mm thick?
Were you laughing at your hollow spots
You guys did a great job
That shower is bigger than my bathroom
Fucking artwork.
ay yo dog is that Rodney?
With all those mirrors, I bet the couple works out almost as much as me!
Or they are often embarrassed. Just sayin...
Break or break not, there is no almost break tempered glass.
Nice shower and good jop to
I like almost everything about this bath/shower design . Layout , glass, fixtures and most of the tiles EXCEPT for the really out of place 'Fake looking ' pebble floor . It looks like as sample of cheap vinyl wallpaper from the mid century , Glossy and one dimensional . THERE ARE so many contoured pebble options that would have not only on there own looked better they would have complemented the really nice granite and taken the entire room up a couple of notches .
Like the video ,though .
If the customer likes it, thats what matters.
WTF are you doing touching glass?
Looks like shit tear it out
Ugly design nice install tho
Drilled through the floor/pan for 5 inches, for some reason. Pan will fail within 5 years. (don't Wana hear how much silicone u "shot" down there, it will fail) when everyone heard the pop, the glass shelled somewhere. U know it and I know it, but hey shoot clear silicone on top of it, it will hide right? U got paid and got out, all u care about. U will prolly have a different number by the time the mistakes are discovered.
@@TileCoach what good is cutting the screw when the drill bit penetrated 5 inches? Stick to tile. Don't Wana talk about that sound shell or floating corner unh? I don't blame ya.
@@TileCoach Your absolutely correct, that is the title of the video. I apologize. However, the video should be called we sodomized your pan for 5 inches, shelled your glass, but its cool it hide behind a clip the customer can't see, and we know the strength ratings on 1/2" tempared glass, that we shelled because were tile guys. Child please.
You call that big? I'd fit that on my own. Try 2.8mtr tall, 1.8mtr wide and recessed on 3 sides...