This guy is a beast at what he does. Breaking all the rules and still getting it done.tiled all the way down then pouring the shower pan is definitely one. Lol.
Looks nice. One thing I would like to point out is that when you changed the plumbing drain where it connected to the vent tee, you made it a tee wye, that now doesn't meet code. You shouldn't have a problem snaking a 2" tee to start, but the reason for code compliance is the water level now can block the air in that tee wye. The vent is lower than the drain. Then it acts like it isn't vented. IPC and UPC plumbing codes address this. Functions like an s trap.
@@SuperVPro So you laid your floor tile on top of your dry pack mud bed, all in the same day? What was your mix ratio and what type of cement did you use?
Great Video!! I recommend don’t put a lot of thinset unless your installing Tile right away if your Thinset gets air that bond won’t be right. Also if you do plumbing leave it open 24hr to make sure there’s no leaks. And from personal experience use Oatey Shower Pan PVC Adhesive on the drain 👌🏻
Very nice. I enjoyed the work. Shower remodel to me it’s very important because if you do upstairs it can cause water leak if you don’t do it properly. We all should spend time in learning how to do this ourself.
You should always poor and mud your pan and tile the shower floor before running any tiles on the walls. And don’t be a professional rookie and use a piece of fern strip to run your tile it if you pour your pan right and install your tile right you should be able to run your wall tiles right off of your floor tiles for a perfect installation every time!
I love doing projects myself I have given myself a summer job changing a tub to shower watching your videos gave me more knowledge keep your fingers crossed it turns out well. I have plumbed a shower wall before never removed a tub and changed it so thanks for showing me I can handle it
Liked your video. Tell me, if I plumb a double shower system from a single 3/4” copper supply line and with a 5’ linear shower drain taking it from the standard 2” to 1 1/2” pvc and sweep it into the former bathtub drain (with no vent now) is it going to drain properly? Code only states that the drain is capable of moving 1.5x the supply volumetrically. Your thoughts?
So is it preference to install the mud bed first or shower pan before you tile the walls to the bottom? I need help on finishing my project and not sure which route to go
Me doing it over 22 years I would definitely do the way I showed on this video. I would 1st prefloat install Pan. Install walls and tile them. Then float out shower floor and install tile in the shower floor to finish off the shower.
Hi ! Why do you install floor last ?? Water goes down walls on top of crack or seam wall to floor. Isn’t it better waterproof ways to install floor first then walls on top of floor ?
It will not be better because you will not be able to replace the floor if you want to. Plus underneath your mud and tile is weep holes which can take care of any water that needs to go down there.
Question - the tiled-in-drain looks very nice, but what do you do with hair and such that falls in ? is the tiled drain removable to clean the hair and gunk out?
Yes it is the best way to install it last because the shower Pan gets used to most and gets nasty the most and it could be easily replaced. Without messing up the wall or the pan. You can literally peel off the tile and put new one on top. Also all the paper is used to redirect water so it is very necessary. It is called aqua Bar b.
Tile installation... The final job looks great. However, the tiles were not properly installed. When you install an interior tile you should have a minimum contact area of 80% between the tile and the thin set (NOT LESS). Exterior tiles and tiles subject moisture (i.e. Showers) should have a 95% of contact area (ANSI A108.5). You can also refer to the current version of the TCNA Handbook.
I’ll explain all your mortar needs to be spread in one direction perpendicular,then tiles need to be placed and worked side to side (perpendicular) to knock down the ridges that’s why you use a notch trowel and lastly tiles need to be vibrated or tapped to release air bubbles if you do not do those three things you will not get 95% coverage!
@@Oneguyinc. What you're talking about is something that has to be done if your thin set is very stiff my stuff is very wet including the mud everything squishes out without a problem. That's why floating your walls with mud is the best way is way and the longest lasting .
30min tear out lol. 2 days? Even funnier... Set up, clean up, material pick up, grout, fixtures install, prep and paint, and glass doors is over 2 days. I'd even be surprised if u got demo, plumbing rough, wall board, wateproofing, tile layout, and tile install done in 2 days. Its nice work, no need to embellish.
@@SuperVPro but that's time. I prefab most of my built ins off site, but I just don't count time on site. And you cut away when hard stuff gets done(niche,etc). Why only reply about material pick up, and no reply about paint, fixtures, finish plumbing, glass, etc? We both know any self respecting glass guy won't take final measurements and cut until tile is installed. And quickest turn around would be couple days by itself, more often than not at least a week. But then again I've only been doing this 18 yrs, so what do I know?
Ps doing all paint prep and 1st coat finish before tile install saves a ton of time not worrying about nice new tiles. And less ugly brushstrokes near cuts. Looks better, cuts time, and easy 15min touch up on way out the door
@@bobkeps2095 Paint was sprayed after everything was done and the glass is from 101 building supply its prefab. Thay have like 5 sizes. I will post a video about it when I get a chance.
I don’t do tiles or plumbing but I just wanna know why there is not space between the tiles. Isn’t that a rule spacing the tiles when you do this kind of work?
Excellent!!! Tip for DIY'er - Consider doing back wall of shower (part you see looking directly into shower) first. It helps hide potential uneven butts/gaps (tile meeting point) and cleans up the visual look.
Great job other than creating an "s trap" when you moved the drain. That thing your calling a sweep is a combo. The short sweep on the Sanitary tee is designed like that on purpose. It prevents the trap from siphoning dry when the shower is draining. Honestly it shouldn't be a problem because the shower will drain much less water volume than the previous tub did. However in the future if you use a combo in place of a sanitary tee on something like a tub it will be an issue causing sewer smell if they ever fill up the tub and drain it. Bathroom looks great though. The work including the plumbing is really clean.
The tile was not installed on any kind of fabric it was installed on wet mud so they had enough moisture to inhere perfectly. Usually it is a good thing to back butter if the job is taken really slow and the things that on the back and start interrupting dry out . That whole shower took about 3 hours to tile all of the walls. After 23 years I think I got the hang of it. Thank you for the comment though!
Why did you decide to do the walls first then the shower floor? What if the grout fails in the corners and water gets down to the pan. I did not see a pre-slope. And do you not like to use cement board? Just curious not a hater
This is a different system that we use over here in California that last 80 years. The water is supposed to go under the tile whatever does not make it into the drain and there is weep holes underneath that mud so cracked grout or not no problem at all.
Interesting video. I am remodeling my bathroom at home and I was wondering, what is the make/model of the shower door you used for this shower? I would like to buy the same one!
Is the wall tile suppose to be put into the the pan? I thought the pan was tiled first then walls with a little gap between so water wouldn’t be sucked up wall. I’m just a DUYer asking.
It can be done either way some people prefer one way some another the biggest reason why I do it this way because I do a shower in A-day .And when I started 20 years ago this is the way the old school guys did it as well. And I've never had to repair one of those showers.
@@farrahandireland3244 It's purple board designed for wet areas but we did use waterproof paper aqua Bar b and fortiflashi where needed for walls only. Floor is pen linner.
Sorry new to this but was wondering what happens if you want to change the tile on the wall? Since you didn't build the pan first. Looks great though. Could you layout the tile next time?
Its very easy to bust out the floor without damaging the shower Pan. That is the reason for using deck mud water Goes through it to weep in the drain and easy to break it out without damaging Pan liner.
Yes that's only for the walls but the Pan is 45mil linner good for 40years and it will tack all the Shrinking and expanding. Is something that regard or any other roll on waterproof in waterproofing cannot.
Beautiful bathroom design!! How wide is the bathroom/shower area. Five fee? My bathroom appears to be the same size as yours. I want to include a shower door exactly like the one you installed but I didn't think the door would clear the front of the toilet. You managed it, though! May I ask which toilet brand/model you used? Thank you for the inspiration!
This guy is a beast at what he does. Breaking all the rules and still getting it done.tiled all the way down then pouring the shower pan is definitely one. Lol.
😊
He had the rubber behind the tile. Worst that will happen is his tile will wick the pack
No pressure testing , no pan liner test, but will the beast go back and rectify his coy pond.
Rules exist for a reason.
I'm Impressed 👍👍I installed tile for over 25 years It's nice to see somebody float wall's. Good job no f'ing around
Hell yeah bro! Love your work ethic. He said “NOTHING works by accident gotta make sure its GOLDEN” thats facts!
Thank you bro
Looks nice.
One thing I would like to point out is that when you changed the plumbing drain where it connected to the vent tee, you made it a tee wye, that now doesn't meet code.
You shouldn't have a problem snaking a 2" tee to start, but the reason for code compliance is the water level now can block the air in that tee wye. The vent is lower than the drain. Then it acts like it isn't vented. IPC and UPC plumbing codes address this. Functions like an s trap.
I know exactly what you mean and I did make that change later on. I have a c36 California plumbing license.
Wow, that seems like overkill, chicken wire and all that. How come you didn’t just do cement board?
So, demo, mudding, tiling, grouting and sealing all in two days? I call bullshit! You didn't give anything proper time to set up or dry.
It drys well you work on it.
When a person is a professional at what they do time is not a problem.
@@SuperVPro So you laid your floor tile on top of your dry pack mud bed, all in the same day? What was your mix ratio and what type of cement did you use?
Yes that's right we use dyna-crete bag mud.
2 days?
Did you use spacers? grout? I've never done tile before without grout
No spacers but yes on grout .
I like minimize grout less cleaning and home owner love that.
@@SuperVPro we are going to remodel the whole house
@@jeremynguyen2346 I specialize in kitchens and bathrooms not necessarily other things though I do do them time to time .
@@SuperVPro do you like remodeling
@@jeremynguyen2346 Absolutely I do after the work is done I feel in accomplishment and I love how happy the people are.
Nice work what kind of grout did use also how much incline did make it for water flow
Great Video!! I recommend don’t put a lot of thinset unless your installing Tile right away if your Thinset gets air that bond won’t be right. Also if you do plumbing leave it open 24hr to make sure there’s no leaks. And from personal experience use Oatey Shower Pan PVC Adhesive on the drain 👌🏻
Thank you for you input.
This is the best shower prep job ive ever seen
You are way too kind thank you so much. thank you for watching this video I appreciate your comment.
Very nice. I enjoyed the work.
Shower remodel to me it’s very important because if you do upstairs it can cause water leak if you don’t do it properly.
We all should spend time in learning how to do this ourself.
Your 100% right, I make sure it fool proof.
Agreed!!
You should always poor and mud your pan and tile the shower floor before running any tiles on the walls. And don’t be a professional rookie and use a piece of fern strip to run your tile it if you pour your pan right and install your tile right you should be able to run your wall tiles right off of your floor tiles for a perfect installation every time!
I love doing projects myself I have given myself a summer job changing a tub to shower watching your videos gave me more knowledge keep your fingers crossed it turns out well. I have plumbed a shower wall before never removed a tub and changed it so thanks for showing me I can handle it
dude it is very complex!!!!
@@dustyflair how long does it take to remodel a bathroom
@@jeremynguyen2346 5 days min with drying time on shower preslope, water proofing, etc.
Congrats lose value in your home lol
@@jamesortmann6587 👋
Great remodel. What size show and bathroom is that. Hoping I have enough to do the same.
5ft by 12ft
A Person that can Float a shower wall and install Tiles right away KNOWS whats he's doing 👍👍👍
Liked your video. Tell me, if I plumb a double shower system from a single 3/4” copper supply line and with a 5’ linear shower drain taking it from the standard 2” to 1 1/2” pvc and sweep it into the former bathtub drain (with no vent now) is it going to drain properly? Code only states that the drain is capable of moving 1.5x the supply volumetrically. Your thoughts?
It should work as long as the shower has a curb. I would not trust it with a curb less shower.
So is it preference to install the mud bed first or shower pan before you tile the walls to the bottom? I need help on finishing my project and not sure which route to go
Me doing it over 22 years I would definitely do the way I showed on this video. I would 1st prefloat install Pan. Install walls and tile them. Then float out shower floor and install tile in the shower floor to finish off the shower.
I’m pretty impressed definitely 👍🏼
Thanks 👍🏼
Hi ! Why do you install floor last ?? Water goes down walls on top of crack or seam wall to floor. Isn’t it better waterproof ways to install floor first then walls on top of floor ?
It will not be better because you will not be able to replace the floor if you want to. Plus underneath your mud and tile is weep holes which can take care of any water that needs to go down there.
How did you know to skip over the wooden beams in the wall
I wish we could have seen how the vanity was installed. It looks beautiful. Was the water fall edge vanity custom made?
Yes I fabbed up the top on the spot including all the miters.
The fact that you said header and load bearing pleases me😊
Question - the tiled-in-drain looks very nice, but what do you do with hair and such that falls in ? is the tiled drain removable to clean the hair and gunk out?
The pc in the middle comes out and has a basket underneath.
Are you supposed to put in the shower pan last? And is all the stuff you did with the paper etc necessary if it’s a basement shower?
Yes it is the best way to install it last because the shower Pan gets used to most and gets nasty the most and it could be easily replaced. Without messing up the wall or the pan. You can literally peel off the tile and put new one on top. Also all the paper is used to redirect water so it is very necessary. It is called aqua Bar b.
you didn't have trim around the niche, but it does look good, how did you do that please walk me step by step
All I did is mitered all the corners it looks clean.
Good work glad to see you back at recording .
Tile installation... The final job looks great. However, the tiles were not properly installed. When you install an interior tile you should have a minimum contact area of 80% between the tile and the thin set (NOT LESS). Exterior tiles and tiles subject moisture (i.e. Showers) should have a 95% of contact area (ANSI A108.5). You can also refer to the current version of the TCNA Handbook.
100% contact is better than all of that can you please explain what you're talking about?
I’ll explain all your mortar needs to be spread in one direction perpendicular,then tiles need to be placed and worked side to side (perpendicular) to knock down the ridges that’s why you use a notch trowel and lastly tiles need to be vibrated or tapped to release air bubbles if you do not do those three things you will not get 95% coverage!
@@Oneguyinc. What you're talking about is something that has to be done if your thin set is very stiff my stuff is very wet including the mud everything squishes out without a problem. That's why floating your walls with mud is the best way is way and the longest lasting .
@UCRAT_Lw67V-Y2PG9NfUVQQA who are you what is your company name ?
Do you have the name and information of the floor tile you used in this video?
What was the final cost of this renovation? Nice finishes-
This is one of the best things anyone could do to a mobile/manufactured home. Upgrade the tub/shower with this brick style tile!
Nice project but i wish there were more details on the process. where can i get this drain used in the video?
The bottom and the top piece of this drain came from home depot. I will try to do that on the next video.
@@SuperVPro Maybe you can add a link? that would be great. I like it.
@@Sean-Aviation this is the store sku 1003560554
@@SuperVPro Cool, thanks!
How much did this remodel cost? Thanks.
30min tear out lol. 2 days? Even funnier... Set up, clean up, material pick up, grout, fixtures install, prep and paint, and glass doors is over 2 days. I'd even be surprised if u got demo, plumbing rough, wall board, wateproofing, tile layout, and tile install done in 2 days. Its nice work, no need to embellish.
All the materials was purchased and picked up in advanced. You tend to learn how to do things very quickly after 20 years of practice.
I appreciate your comment.
@@SuperVPro but that's time. I prefab most of my built ins off site, but I just don't count time on site. And you cut away when hard stuff gets done(niche,etc). Why only reply about material pick up, and no reply about paint, fixtures, finish plumbing, glass, etc? We both know any self respecting glass guy won't take final measurements and cut until tile is installed. And quickest turn around would be couple days by itself, more often than not at least a week. But then again I've only been doing this 18 yrs, so what do I know?
Ps doing all paint prep and 1st coat finish before tile install saves a ton of time not worrying about nice new tiles. And less ugly brushstrokes near cuts. Looks better, cuts time, and easy 15min touch up on way out the door
@@bobkeps2095 Paint was sprayed after everything was done and the glass is from 101 building supply its prefab. Thay have like 5 sizes. I will post a video about it when I get a chance.
What color grout did you use?
Great video. Can you say the cost of the materials ?
About 6900
I don’t do tiles or plumbing but I just wanna know why there is not space between the tiles. Isn’t that a rule spacing the tiles when you do this kind of work?
Amazing video. I was wondering, what type of tiles did you use in for the shower?
The back tile is idol tear gray 12x24 and it's from floor and decor. The side are 3x6 from home depot.
Super video!!!
Where did you get the glass doors?
101 building supply.
Hi Ace, great design. where are you located? Do you do bathroom remodeling in the SF Bay Area?
We are in Sacramento. I have done some work there.
I have absolutely no clue what I just witnessed here!!! You are a hard working beast of a man but that shower will definitely not last
It will only last 50 to 60 years.
Sure it will!!! Great job
@@dextershutt1716 thank you
@@dextershutt1716 I have had one shower fail in 20 years and it was not done by me
Excellent!!! Tip for DIY'er - Consider doing back wall of shower (part you see looking directly into shower) first. It helps hide potential uneven butts/gaps (tile meeting point) and cleans up the visual look.
So the material you put on the floor before the thin set is called grout?
Mud if you are talking about shower floor.
What kind of cement and sand you put on wall?
It is called fat mad witch is 3 sand 1 cement 1/2 clay.
I realize you did most of the yourself. What was the total cost for this job? If you don't mind me asking. Great work. Thanks.
About 8k
How much did it cost you? If I have someone do this how much should I pay them to do this for me?
My bathroom is the about the same size and pretty much identical style, what would something like this cost?
About 20k Is dependent on where you are located and who is doing it and how it's done of course.
that accent wall tile looks nice
What size is the whole bathroom? Could I do the same in a 4 by 12 size space room ?
It about 5x9 you could no problem.
I am planning to do mine. pretty much same size as yours. How much money you think I will spent in Materials only? Thank you!!you did amazing job!
About 8 k . Thank you
O like to know where are you located because here where i live the prep work is so much different
We are located Sacramento California
This was more common about 10 your ago. and was the only way was done. Thing have changed with new products being push to the contractors .
What are the standard demension for a Shower if you built it?
32 each by 60 each.
What is the name of the paper he is using on the wall
Isn’t it simpler to use cement board and tile directly over?
It seems simpler but it's very cumbersome and takes up way more time.
@@SuperVPro I can't see how applying mud to the whole wall is faster than taping the seams
Great job. I’m guessing you don’t have to put cement on the back of the small tiles?
Thanks for the comment Luke. 👍
Awesome video. Is slowly building my confidence to do my own bathroom.
That's sounds awesome. You can do it!
@@SuperVPro thank you 🙏🏼
that wavy lined back splash looks like water, water lines. waves
yeah man!!! love it! new sub right here ... love that plaster
Thanks bro.
Sorry Completely Wrong you step on the liner with Cement
$15,000 for that job.
What kind of thin set is this guy using?
What did you use for the floor before thin set?
Just cleaned it of dust so the thin set Is bonds better.
Great job other than creating an "s trap" when you moved the drain. That thing your calling a sweep is a combo. The short sweep on the Sanitary tee is designed like that on purpose. It prevents the trap from siphoning dry when the shower is draining. Honestly it shouldn't be a problem because the shower will drain much less water volume than the previous tub did. However in the future if you use a combo in place of a sanitary tee on something like a tub it will be an issue causing sewer smell if they ever fill up the tub and drain it. Bathroom looks great though. The work including the plumbing is really clean.
Thank you so much I appreciate your insight I did re do that part after Realizing.
What were the measurements for the cement boards'walls?
No cement board old school chicken wire and float. Cement board is more of DIY homeowner thing.
How do you make it slope properly so the water drains
Most of the time I use my eye and the level to make sure it slopes.
@@SuperVPro do you slope the ground below it also or just the tiles?
GREAT IT IS SET UP JUST LIKE MY BATHROOM 🤭🤠LOVE THE SPACE IN THE WALL STEALING THAT ONE.. THANK 😊
No back butter on the tiles?
The tile was not installed on any kind of fabric it was installed on wet mud so they had enough moisture to inhere perfectly. Usually it is a good thing to back butter if the job is taken really slow and the things that on the back and start interrupting dry out . That whole shower took about 3 hours to tile all of the walls. After 23 years I think I got the hang of it. Thank you for the comment though!
Why did you decide to do the walls first then the shower floor? What if the grout fails in the corners and water gets down to the pan. I did not see a pre-slope. And do you not like to use cement board? Just curious not a hater
This is a different system that we use over here in California that last 80 years. The water is supposed to go under the tile whatever does not make it into the drain and there is weep holes underneath that mud so cracked grout or not no problem at all.
@@SuperVPro ok got it. Thanks!
Where can I buy the shower door?
Interesting video. I am remodeling my bathroom at home and I was wondering, what is the make/model of the shower door you used for this shower? I would like to buy the same one!
This shower door came from 101 building supply in Sacramento California you can call them up and see if they can ship it.
Is the wall tile suppose to be put into the the pan? I thought the pan was tiled first then walls with a little gap between so water wouldn’t be sucked up wall. I’m just a DUYer asking.
It can be done either way some people prefer one way some another the biggest reason why I do it this way because I do a shower in A-day .And when I started 20 years ago this is the way the old school guys did it as well. And I've never had to repair one of those showers.
Did you put the chicken wire on the wall too or just in the shower for the tiles?
Yes all the walls that are tiled were chicken wired and floated.
@@SuperVPro also is that just normal drywall you put that paper on and did you use any plastic lining anywhere in the walls?
@@farrahandireland3244 It's purple board designed for wet areas but we did use waterproof paper aqua Bar b and fortiflashi where needed for walls only.
Floor is pen linner.
This is exactly same layout as our mini home bathroom. Do you know what it all cost?
Ware are you located?
it looks like you used a 2 inch comby for your drain, instead of a sanitary tee
Lol
He’s definitely not a plumber lol but other then that it looks good
Sorry new to this but was wondering what happens if you want to change the tile on the wall? Since you didn't build the pan first. Looks great though. Could you layout the tile next time?
Its very easy to bust out the floor without damaging the shower Pan. That is the reason for using deck mud water Goes through it to weep in the drain and easy to break it out without damaging Pan liner.
How much cost the whole bathroom ? Thanks
About 18 to 24 thousand. That would be a great deal for you. Others companies would charge 35k witch is still a good cost.
What are those grout free tiles?!
It is not grout free but really small grout lines.
Love the shower tile, would be nice to have links for supplies used.
So just that backing paper is your water proofing?
Yes that's only for the walls but the Pan is 45mil linner good for 40years and it will tack all the Shrinking and expanding. Is something that regard or any other roll on waterproof in waterproofing cannot.
Beautiful Done Job
Thank you very much!
What's the stuff you use to stick the tiles
Thinset
Why not centered the drain
Beautiful bathroom design!! How wide is the bathroom/shower area. Five fee? My bathroom appears to be the same size as yours. I want to include a shower door exactly like the one you installed but I didn't think the door would clear the front of the toilet. You managed it, though! May I ask which toilet brand/model you used? Thank you for the inspiration!
Since then I have installed a newer toilet with a wash and I still have no issue clearing the door.
@@SuperVPro Thank you. Is the shower floor hexagon tile from Floor and Decor, too? Thanks again!
@@eduardoamillan1686 yes it is.
Looks great! what is the approximate cost of such a project?
The price has a lot to do with your location.
for 3 for by 5 foot 7 foot up the wall is approx $1500 in material.
In canada i would guess all in around 15-20k cause prices are crazy here
u didn't space subway tile on a ways at all ? is beveled edge act like a spacer for grout to sit in ?
If you look at the pice you will understand sorry but I can't send you a pic on here.
@@SuperVPro all Im asking if tile go side to side without any spacing in between ?
@@bogdankovalov3018 100% no spacers unless that is a look you are going for .
Really nice job
What is the bathroom Length and Width. Interested in doing something like this in my bathroom!
5x14
Amazing job! Excellent quality of work..can you come do my bathrooms? Lol
Thank you so much!
Where did you get the drain?
Home depot.
Why no space between the tiles?
The tile has the lip on it already.
Hi are you working in Long Island NY,I love your work and I want walking shower for my house .thanks
I would love to help but I'm I'm california. Call me if you ever move down to are beautiful state.
@@SuperVPro will do ,thanks
Jack off all trades Master of none. Good job.
Beautiful shower. Nice and efficient work! May I ask what you would typically charge for a renovation job like this? Thank you!
Yes it would be about 19000 with material.
lol the way he did that .. $5000
@@rorymurphy27 how do you figure and what country are you in ?
Nice job. Looks great.
Thank you.
I’m 6’5 and I’ve never had water come up to me but water always falls down to short people. I put all my shower heads at 7’
Lol I like the high as well .
where can i find a waterfall edge vanity like this in or around Riverside California
It is 100% handmade by by using a prefab countertop. Just find a competent stone fabricator and he should have no problem at all. Hope that helps.
THAT WAS AMAZING, NICE JOB!
Thank you
Excellent work and ideas🔥
What’s the budget for this kind of job?
*this is a great video Thank you for sharing it How big was the bathroom total like floor space How wide how long?*
Thank you it was 5x9
Great remodel thanks for sharing.
Can you be so kind and check out our latest remodel??
Why didn’t you put redguard / waterproof membrane on your walls ???
Would like to know why you didn't use cement board on the walls.. I've never seen paper, mesh and cement plaster on walls.
That is more like diy style install what we do it professional installation that would last.
Did you grout the side wall tiles? If not how does that work?
1000%