Thanks Liam and Sebastian for making our dream come true! I love how we technically reduced the bathroom size when closed off the closet wall but ended up with a bigger bathroom! Pushes every sqft to its maximum potential. ❤ Kudos to Liam and Sebastian for going above and beyond!! Reclaiming the dead space and all the mitre corners makes the Wet Room shine!! This wet room wouldn't look the same if that wall is 18 inches thicker with floor to ceiling edge trim on the outside corner. Amazing working experience with Liam and Sebastian. Would not think twice if we have any future projects! Highly recommend Liam and Sebastian for anyone in the area looking to renovate!
@@WorkinwithWolkonwow if I was a millionaire or billionaire I would send a private jet for you to beg you renovate mine too. This work is so quality. It’s seldom workers go above and beyond and really care for their clients!
@@WorkinwithWolkon 🥰 Special thanks to our designer friend Ophelia (@chuklecharcoal) and Jason/Rosa from Dream Kitchen Cabinets Inc. Hope all of us can work together again in the future! Rock solid team! 🙌
Hats off to these two gentlemen, this is a lost art construction woodworking insulation tile to all the special trades, electrical, plumbing hats off. What a wonderful job.
I have never seen anyone work as clean as you guys do first time seeing your channel and i am blown away. Hardest thing about renovations in south africa is getting someone who cares about the work they do.
VERY GOOD, I like you are using negative air pressure to keep the dust in the bathroom and not allow it to go through the house. PAY ATTENTION other contractors ot DIY, THIS WORKS for dust control!!! Very impressed coming from the environmental/IH side of the biz. GOOD ON YA MATES!!!
Have you guys looked into getting a demo hammer for the flooring? It's basically like a jackhammer but you put a flat blade bit and it makes taking up flooring so much easier. I used to do demo and I can't imagine having to use anything else@@WorkinwithWolkon
@@Edward55221 I agree totally after burning the motor on several Bosch bulldogs I finally realized the dual Rotary / hammers depend on the rotary to cool them which doesnt happen when doing tear out . The money would have been better spent getting the tool designed for the specific job but some of us need to learn things the expensive way lol!
Another beautiful project finished! I love the relief cuts on the large format tiles to make the pitch. That requires advanced skills to pull off. I also love all those mitre cuts especially around the window. And your epoxy skills are perfect now. Those edges look so clean cut and sleek. I love that you are so detailed and don't cut corners such as doing the flood test and taping every corner of the finished floor tiles to protect every inch of the flooring. I also love the new profile you used to fit the glass in and making the finish look so nice and clean cut. That's an amazing idea interms of design. I just love everything that you do and it's so satisfying to watch someone do a perfect job. I'm also very happy that you are now using the Kerdi Boards instead of the membranes. Your skills are exceedingly high and easily enough to do a project on a multi million dollar luxury home. Just keep doing what you're doing. Excellent job!!! By the way, your labour cost is still way below the cost of what you should and could be charging considering the level of quality you are delivering. You get a LIKE!
@@WorkinwithWolkon Thank you for such great content and amazing work! I hope everyone watching this can also appreciate the details because 99% of the time people cut corners and don’t do every little single thing like you do
I come from a place where building with wood is quite rare. It's nice to see such a large endeavor such as moving plumbing tubes and remove the entire floor, walls and ceilings so quickly. I guess it's one of the benefits of using wood and insulating material as building materials.
What a quality job and I can tell you're very experienced. In terms of the video, I love the contrast between the rapid timelapse footage and the calm narration.
@WorkinwithWolkon it's not bad you have to know the right people that aren't going to try to rip you off. Our first quote for a project was 12,000. Our neighbor recommended someone else and it was 1/4 of the cost of the first.
I wish all the GC can be organized and clean like u guys! I almost vacuumed everyday for an hour during the kitchen and bath remodel! So much dust! We did all the dust control and floor protection!
Not too proud to admit I had to google wet room, but this bathroom came together so nicely. Of course. Thanks to you and Sebastian for such great work and being open to having it posted on TH-cam.
Whoa, such amazing work and even better voice over to explain to the viewers what is happening. You need your own TV show! (Glad TH-cam recommended this video)
Canadian here, after waiting for 3/4 of a year because everyone's so booked and busy, finally in the process of having a old house bathroom redone. Quite a headache thus far, fining good contractors who have guys lined up to do plumbing/electrical, etc. You do great work, we need more like you who take pride in your work as its severely lacking in Canada at the moment and I'm sure elsewhere in the world as well.
Only 3/4 year? Oh my god what luxury... I'm speaking here from Germany, after 1 year of running after our first contractor to even get cost estimate, we cancelled and tried for half a year to find another one. And finally after another 3 months before we got cost estimate and a exact one year waiting time we finally started renovating.
@@Kyir_Fern Yeah it's rough out there. Got mine done eventually, over budget and not entirely happy with the results. Ended up firing the first guy & his crew after a month of making a mess and would have cost a fortune to rip all out and start over, the second guy who worked solo did the best he could to fix it. Good luck with your reno and hope it turns out better than mine did.
Amazing work on the project as always, but your voice-over commentary deserves acclaim as well! You do a great job explaining what you're doing and thinking. You're well spoken and the audio quality is great. It's a treat to listen to. Thanks for all you do!
Absolutely awesome!!! You guys rock. I almost want to move to Canada. Too cold for me. I liked what you did and learned a lot of tricks. Thanks for taking the time to narrate and discuss what you're doing and why. This is quality how-to video making.
Currently I am having a bathroom renovation done. Also as wet room. I prefer a wall hung toilet. Saves space, looks nicer, easier to clean and not clogging if it is a German brand. I like the idea with the light in the niches.
@@sachadee.6104 They are hard to find and you probably compare them to the cheapest toilets. If you consider them as a once in a lifetime investment they are absolutely worth the money.
It's always baffles me how most of the houses are 90% wood. Here in Asia there's little to no woods, everything is solid. Love the work man and great video!
Yes I wonder how they never get termite problems because in Asia, wood is horror for any house… I guess their materials are easy to work with and the walls are as shiny as marble unlike strong cement where it’s really hard to make it so smooth
Wood is cheaper, easier to construct, can place insulation and plumbing and wiring within. It's also more earthquake proof. However a lot of America gets tornados so bricks or concrete walls would be better in tornado zones. Both can last hundreds of years.
This was amazing!! As a union electrician in Chicago I can appreciate all the craftsmanship you put into your work and think with the quality labor and materials, it is worth the cost. Wish you guys were her for my gut remodel.
Warms my heart to see young people from my generation doing quality work with their hands, making stuff that people will use and enjoy for years to come. Well spoken narration too! If more of today's young people put their heads down and worked hard like you are, there'd be a lot less of the mess we see in our young generations now. Keep up the great work! 🤝
You guys really did an amazing job, I'm a GC in Montreal and its great to see some incredible talent near by. We're about the same age and its so rare to see guys with their act together putting in the work. I applaud you both!
Journeyman welder and install here and I had to give ode and honor your quality of work here man! Truly superb craftsmanship! Love to see a master at work! Bravo!!
JK boots are super nice. A lot of people dont know it, but many of the best boot makers in the world are all in the Pacific Northwest. JK Boots, Nicks handmade boots, and Whites are all top tier PNW boots for example.
You guys are phenomenal! As a kitchen and bath contractor, I love to see people who do better work than I! I like to think that I'm the best in the world, but you all challenged me to up my game!
Enjoyed watching this process. I’m thinking on having a Wetroom installed. The work and craft that goes into it is impressive. You guys made it look easy 👍🏻
Very impressive project. Love the mitred tile! style right up my alley too. 270 man hours, I can believe it! DIYing my master bath, it's a project I started in the spring, another week or two of work remaining lol.
Thanks for posting this. Wow, almost makes me wish I lived in Mississauga again. I love the idea of a wet room. If my parents or sister ever need work done, I'll tell them to check you out.
Why? Very durable and easy to remodel. You would do it in Germany if you had the wood resources of North America, but most of your trees were cut down a thousand or two years ago.
Great video. I'm VERY impressed by the mitered outside corners and the superb finish with epoxy. Also, I think that most people don't know HOW MUCH cleaning and buffing goes into a tile job.
It would be better to get this guy to come in when a house is being built from the start. So you don't have to pay the big demolition and garbage dump fees.
@SH0RTSNCLIPS I agree. That's why it'd be better if he started while the home was being built etc.. it would be a little bit cheaper but add alot of value to a brand new home build
Idk why I watched this whole video, but you’re fucking talented. What a stellar bathroom transformation. So masterful and idk how an electrician can accomplish this level of finesse.
Really good quality of work. $30K is insane to put into a bathroom. $15K-$20K would seem OK for a small bath of this size. I am a fan of wet rooms too.
We sit against the wall to measure the space needed on the inside and look very hard to find the one that offers the space! For some reasons lots of models out there love leaving hollow space leading to smaller inside but fear not there are brands out there making that perfect tub! Knowing the dimensions you need and making it a hard requirement when shopping for a tub is what I'd recommend 😊
I'm a fan, and I want to say this with the utmost respect, you have got to charge more than $37 per/hour for your labor - you do terrific work, you are worth it.
Idk why I watched this whole video, but you’re fucking talented. What a stellar bathroom transformation. So masterful and idk how an electrician can accomplish this level of finesse.
Absolutely beautiful bathroom renovation!!!!! Can you or anyone please give me a link to the niche led track and diffusers. Also how do you install a track to the niche? Screws or epoxy or tile thin-set compounds???? Thanks so much, barry
Just came across your videos, now I find myself binging them 😅 You do excellent work, yes, it's too bad I'm in the states. Really though, excellent 💯 👍
It's such a joy to watch you work. I love the envelope cut. I think it looks esthetically beautiful. And I love that it's functional. I want the biggest tiles possible and until I watched your channel I didn't even know it was possible. Unless I win the Powerball and could persuade you to come to Florida to do my two bathrooms, I at least know what to ask for when I finally have the shower in my bathroom done.
I love this! I have watched hundreds of DIY videos yo prepare myself to do mine all bu myself. I sell all the materials you use here and I also wanted to be educated. Super great narrative. I only wanted to ad the fold technique with the Kerdi for no tape inside corners. I would have liked a Schluter Rounded or Jolly edge. I imagine when the walls flex you might have cracking on your outside edges. ❤❤❤
Looks amazing. A friend had niches installed but they didn't drain. They need a slight slope. Aren't the tiles slippery? That's a fall risk. Surprised the client didn't put in at least one grab bar.
Love the epoxy in the miter….. great idea i will be borrowing ….. !!! One of my fav remodel vids….. will be using this when i build my first wet room- with the exception of the DTV system and the Kohler Tub filler in the ceiling….. your work is meticulous!! Cheers!
Wow it looks beautiful you guys put so effort its easy to see that your passionate about your job and making it perfect really professional I wish more builders were as professional and hard working as you guys great job
Am I a professional in any way shape or form? No. However I appreciate the detail and care that went into this, I hope your business soars! Amazing work and a beautiful wet room!
Beautiful bathroom. Learned a few things. The new toilet might be like that from the manufacturer, but the supply tube or electrical cord coming around the outside looks very afterthought.
Im curious about what you said at 8:05 about if it was a better shape you'd have the bath freely drain. Do you mean you'd have the bath too on a slanted floor towards the drain and not plumbed in so it would just empty onto the floor? I cant work out or picture what you meant by this. Do you have another video or project coming up where you do this? Great video. Love the creativity and craftsmanship that's in passionate labourers work 😊
I don’t have anything upcoming with this but the idea would involve most likely a GIANT rectangular wetroom space with linear drains most likely. This way the tub could be moved around freely and would just drain onto what is essentially the shower floor. Would allow for easy cleaning and customization Thank you!
@WorkinwithWolkon Woah. Think I'd worry about cleaning under the tub, possible mould under the tub or the floor flooding if it empties too quick. I supposed unless you had a hose to go into the drain 🤔 What an absolutely WILD idea if it could be pulled off. Like I said love the creativity. Thanks for response !
Great work. My only concern is the proximity of the standing tub to the wall. It is likely impossible to clean. Tub surrounds aren’t en vogue but they make more sense in tight spaces. I need to look into those edge pieces to better integrate the glass install.
Thanks! Definitely more work if you want to regularly clean behind the tub like this but you can always just take the handheld and spray it down as it is all waterproof. Or better yet you could approach it like I how I handle my problems in life and just not
As a Home Designer who's drawn up more of these projects than I can count, I love the inside look at all the troubling details you run into when doing something as simple as 'curbless' wet rooms. Wonderful work Wolkon! I also like seeing some of the details of LED lighting in niches. I've got to steal that one. 🙂 Then there is the medicine cabinet mirrors mounted proud of the wall with the hidden LED down task lighting on the vanity counter. Great idea there also as it brings that mirror closer to the user. I'd be interested to hear PChen1126's comment on how they like it. Only thing I don't like are those trendy freestanding tubs. How the heck to you clean out the backside and corners?
Wow what a transformation you do great work I would have never imagined the bathroom looked like it did in the beginning and such a transformation had been done great remodel work 👌 keep up the good wrk👍
Liam, do you price your project before you start or once you are done. These are large project and it’s interesting how you would foresee everything. Thanks !
Excellent work. I know the shower is sloped tot he drain but what if you get water slashed around the tub area? How does it drain or does the water just stand there? Thanks
Excessive water around the tub will overflow to the shower area and the rest would evaporate like in an acrylic pan/tub since under the tiles are all waterproof. Hope that answer the question 😊
I love watching your videos! You guys do amazing work. I paid $15k to do my bathroom last year. In less than a year it's already falling apart. Wish you guys were in Connecticut.
Looks awesome; i’m a bit confused by the wet room though, shouldnt the whole wet room section have slope? Specifically under where the tub is and the right side of the shower floor.
Ideally yes, but I discussed why we didn’t do that here. Realistically very minimal amounts of water will get out of the sloped area (think individual droplets) as it is a 4’x6’ shower area. Any droplets that remain will evaporate on top of the porcelain
@24:50, just a thought, shouldn't you have grouted the niche's BEFORE doing the final mounting of the LED strips?! Not sure how you would have sealed the top-inside edge of the niche tiles the way you did it?
Thanks Liam and Sebastian for making our dream come true! I love how we technically reduced the bathroom size when closed off the closet wall but ended up with a bigger bathroom! Pushes every sqft to its maximum potential. ❤
Kudos to Liam and Sebastian for going above and beyond!! Reclaiming the dead space and all the mitre corners makes the Wet Room shine!! This wet room wouldn't look the same if that wall is 18 inches thicker with floor to ceiling edge trim on the outside corner.
Amazing working experience with Liam and Sebastian. Would not think twice if we have any future projects! Highly recommend Liam and Sebastian for anyone in the area looking to renovate!
Thank you so much for the kind words Peter! It was an absolute pleasure working with you. I hope we can work together again in the future!
@@WorkinwithWolkon beautiful job… too bad you only do bathrooms ❤
@@WorkinwithWolkonwow if I was a millionaire or billionaire I would send a private jet for you to beg you renovate mine too. This work is so quality. It’s seldom workers go above and beyond and really care for their clients!
@@WorkinwithWolkon 🥰 Special thanks to our designer friend Ophelia (@chuklecharcoal) and Jason/Rosa from Dream Kitchen Cabinets Inc. Hope all of us can work together again in the future! Rock solid team! 🙌
You have an absolutely stunning bathroom. I hope you enjoy it! 💖
I've never seen such pristine studs and joists behind the scenes in a bathroom demo. This was like remodeling a bathroom in heaven!
This is absolutely how demo should be done! Carefully and deliberately
Hats off to these two gentlemen, this is a lost art construction woodworking insulation tile to all the special trades, electrical, plumbing hats off. What a wonderful job.
a lost art? then how come there is a ton of these guys lol
I have never seen anyone work as clean as you guys do first time seeing your channel and i am blown away. Hardest thing about renovations in south africa is getting someone who cares about the work they do.
That’s so true, neatness isn’t a priority for SA contractors
or Canada.😉 I came to say the same. SO clean. I'm amazed and very impressed.
You put so much heart and soul into your work, it brings me so much joy. As a new home owner, I wish I could hire you to do everything in my home
Wow, thank you! Congrats on your new home!
@@WorkinwithWolkonwhat tile was this?
The 45° epoxy corners look fucking beautiful
Thank you! They’re tricky to do but I love them too
I thought that I thought why the hell is he not putting metal edging on the corners then I saw the after effects of the epoxy and It looked amazing
VERY GOOD, I like you are using negative air pressure to keep the dust in the bathroom and not allow it to go through the house. PAY ATTENTION other contractors ot DIY, THIS WORKS for dust control!!! Very impressed coming from the environmental/IH side of the biz. GOOD ON YA MATES!!!
Thanks! We do what we can although dust still finds a way
Have you guys looked into getting a demo hammer for the flooring? It's basically like a jackhammer but you put a flat blade bit and it makes taking up flooring so much easier. I used to do demo and I can't imagine having to use anything else@@WorkinwithWolkon
@@Edward55221 I agree totally after burning the motor on several Bosch bulldogs I finally realized the dual Rotary / hammers depend on the rotary to cool them which doesnt happen when doing tear out . The money would have been better spent getting the tool designed for the specific job but some of us need to learn things the expensive way lol!
Another beautiful project finished! I love the relief cuts on the large format tiles to make the pitch. That requires advanced skills to pull off. I also love all those mitre cuts especially around the window. And your epoxy skills are perfect now. Those edges look so clean cut and sleek. I love that you are so detailed and don't cut corners such as doing the flood test and taping every corner of the finished floor tiles to protect every inch of the flooring. I also love the new profile you used to fit the glass in and making the finish look so nice and clean cut. That's an amazing idea interms of design. I just love everything that you do and it's so satisfying to watch someone do a perfect job. I'm also very happy that you are now using the Kerdi Boards instead of the membranes. Your skills are exceedingly high and easily enough to do a project on a multi million dollar luxury home. Just keep doing what you're doing. Excellent job!!! By the way, your labour cost is still way below the cost of what you should and could be charging considering the level of quality you are delivering. You get a LIKE!
Thank you so much I’m glad that you picked up on all of the details! Really appreciate your continued support😊
@@WorkinwithWolkon Thank you for such great content and amazing work! I hope everyone watching this can also appreciate the details because 99% of the time people cut corners and don’t do every little single thing like you do
I come from a place where building with wood is quite rare. It's nice to see such a large endeavor such as moving plumbing tubes and remove the entire floor, walls and ceilings so quickly.
I guess it's one of the benefits of using wood and insulating material as building materials.
What a quality job and I can tell you're very experienced. In terms of the video, I love the contrast between the rapid timelapse footage and the calm narration.
Damn US prices are scary. In Europe I remodel half of my home with that, brick home.
This is Canada, US prices are even higher than what you see here lol
@WorkinwithWolkon yea it really is....hence why we are looking at videos to do ot our selves.
@WorkinwithWolkon it's not bad you have to know the right people that aren't going to try to rip you off. Our first quote for a project was 12,000. Our neighbor recommended someone else and it was 1/4 of the cost of the first.
Was happy to see it was $30k US, another project you posted just seemed so underpriced for the quality of work you are providing. Great work as always
Thank you!
Austin Texas price $60,000.00, 45-60 day installation
Even 30k is really cheap
It's under 15k in Korea :)
I wish all the GC can be organized and clean like u guys! I almost vacuumed everyday for an hour during the kitchen and bath remodel! So much dust! We did all the dust control and floor protection!
Not too proud to admit I had to google wet room, but this bathroom came together so nicely. Of course. Thanks to you and Sebastian for such great work and being open to having it posted on TH-cam.
I probably should have explained that in the video as even my mom asked me what a wet room is haha. Thank you so much as always!
I too googled wet room and did not receive the intended images....
Whoa, such amazing work and even better voice over to explain to the viewers what is happening.
You need your own TV show! (Glad TH-cam recommended this video)
Thank you glad you enjoyed it!
Canadian here, after waiting for 3/4 of a year because everyone's so booked and busy, finally in the process of having a old house bathroom redone. Quite a headache thus far, fining good contractors who have guys lined up to do plumbing/electrical, etc. You do great work, we need more like you who take pride in your work as its severely lacking in Canada at the moment and I'm sure elsewhere in the world as well.
Only 3/4 year? Oh my god what luxury...
I'm speaking here from Germany, after 1 year of running after our first contractor to even get cost estimate, we cancelled and tried for half a year to find another one. And finally after another 3 months before we got cost estimate and a exact one year waiting time we finally started renovating.
@@Kyir_Fern Yeah it's rough out there.
Got mine done eventually, over budget and not entirely happy with the results. Ended up firing the first guy & his crew after a month of making a mess and would have cost a fortune to rip all out and start over, the second guy who worked solo did the best he could to fix it.
Good luck with your reno and hope it turns out better than mine did.
Amazing work on the project as always, but your voice-over commentary deserves acclaim as well! You do a great job explaining what you're doing and thinking. You're well spoken and the audio quality is great. It's a treat to listen to. Thanks for all you do!
What are the dimensions of the bathroom?
Absolutely awesome!!! You guys rock. I almost want to move to Canada. Too cold for me. I liked what you did and learned a lot of tricks. Thanks for taking the time to narrate and discuss what you're doing and why. This is quality how-to video making.
Currently I am having a bathroom renovation done. Also as wet room. I prefer a wall hung toilet. Saves space, looks nicer, easier to clean and not clogging if it is a German brand. I like the idea with the light in the niches.
I'm starting to understand why Adolph believed ze Germans were the superior race...
as a European living in N-America I can inform you that in-wall reservoirs/hung toilets are very rare. Hard to find them and 8x as expensive.🤑
@@sachadee.6104 They are hard to find and you probably compare them to the cheapest toilets. If you consider them as a once in a lifetime investment they are absolutely worth the money.
It's always baffles me how most of the houses are 90% wood. Here in Asia there's little to no woods, everything is solid.
Love the work man and great video!
Yes I wonder how they never get termite problems because in Asia, wood is horror for any house… I guess their materials are easy to work with and the walls are as shiny as marble unlike strong cement where it’s really hard to make it so smooth
Wood is cheaper, easier to construct, can place insulation and plumbing and wiring within. It's also more earthquake proof. However a lot of America gets tornados so bricks or concrete walls would be better in tornado zones. Both can last hundreds of years.
This was amazing!! As a union electrician in Chicago I can appreciate all the craftsmanship you put into your work and think with the quality labor and materials, it is worth the cost. Wish you guys were her for my gut remodel.
Warms my heart to see young people from my generation doing quality work with their hands, making stuff that people will use and enjoy for years to come. Well spoken narration too! If more of today's young people put their heads down and worked hard like you are, there'd be a lot less of the mess we see in our young generations now. Keep up the great work! 🤝
Thanks so much!
and it would be more affordable too !
You guys really did an amazing job, I'm a GC in Montreal and its great to see some incredible talent near by. We're about the same age and its so rare to see guys with their act together putting in the work. I applaud you both!
13:18 13:18 13:18 13:18 😅😊
Journeyman welder and install here and I had to give ode and honor your quality of work here man! Truly superb craftsmanship! Love to see a master at work! Bravo!!
Rquires very precise work and comprehensive tie ins. Concise explanations! Soak tub in a heated and warm sauna-like relaxing bath. Luxury first class.
Thank you that means a lot!
Beautiful tile work and I really like the new layout, such a good use of the space. Lucky clients to have you on the job.
Thank you! We were lucky to have such amazing clients
JK boots are super nice. A lot of people dont know it, but many of the best boot makers in the world are all in the Pacific Northwest. JK Boots, Nicks handmade boots, and Whites are all top tier PNW boots for example.
man this came out so clean! I see you're doing a lot of these style luxurious bathroom Reno's they're fantastic, keep it up!
Thanks! Glad you liked it!
You guys are phenomenal! As a kitchen and bath contractor, I love to see people who do better work than I! I like to think that I'm the best in the world, but you all challenged me to up my game!
Great work for both the bathroom remodeling and video production. Your hard work deserves every penny.
Wow man what a beautiful remodel job! You guys are super talented
Great work guys 👊
Thanks guys! You are one of our favourite channels! Been following your new build series with envy, can’t wait to do the same one day!!
Enjoyed watching this process. I’m thinking on having a Wetroom installed. The work and craft that goes into it is impressive. You guys made it look easy 👍🏻
I love the envelope cuts. Large tile on the shower floor looks so good!!
Very impressive project. Love the mitred tile! style right up my alley too. 270 man hours, I can believe it! DIYing my master bath, it's a project I started in the spring, another week or two of work remaining lol.
I love seeing fellow Canadians with so much heart, dedication and integrity, it’s such an amazing representation of who we are :) ❤ 🇨🇦
Thanks for posting this. Wow, almost makes me wish I lived in Mississauga again. I love the idea of a wet room. If my parents or sister ever need work done, I'll tell them to check you out.
Сложная и кропотливая работа проделана, получился красивый и стильный результат! 👍
Thank you so much!
That was so educational and appreciate the great ideas. I didn’t get bored watching it And easily watched the entire video.
Great job!
These cardboard houses are crazy to survive in! Greetings from germany😂
Why? Very durable and easy to remodel. You would do it in Germany if you had the wood resources of North America, but most of your trees were cut down a thousand or two years ago.
pov: walls are the only decent things in your failed economy
Jup I'm from souh-Africa and we have bricks 😢
@@nick21614bro just laugh 😂
no walls cement
Great video. I'm VERY impressed by the mitered outside corners and the superb finish with epoxy. Also, I think that most people don't know HOW MUCH cleaning and buffing goes into a tile job.
Another amazing remodelling. I looked forward to this video after watching your last video, amazing work as always. Can't wait for more content.
Thank you very much!
Really good job! Looks lovely! I enjoyed watching the way you did everything with such care for detail and safety in mind.
It looks great but too expensive for me. I don't think I would be able to pay 40k CAD for a bathroom renovation.
It would be better to get this guy to come in when a house is being built from the start. So you don't have to pay the big demolition and garbage dump fees.
Do it yourself its not that hard tons of videos to help.
30k is crazy
@SH0RTSNCLIPS I agree. That's why it'd be better if he started while the home was being built etc.. it would be a little bit cheaper but add alot of value to a brand new home build
@@MackABD the materials are maybe 3-5k for everything i dont see 40k he is charging 35k tor labor?
Excellent work. Im about to add a 6x10 bathroom and your videos serve as great inspiration. The only thing im not sold on is the LED in thr niche.
Got goosebumps watching this! The amount of detail put into this is spectacular!
Thank you!!
Wetrooms like this have a very Japanese feel to them. Amazing job, I wish I had you guys working on my house when it was built.
Gluck cleaning around that tub
Yeah that's a no from me dawg
It's in a wet bay. . . Just hose it down behind the tub.
Dude the whole bathroom is waterproof you can just spray behind the tub with a hose
@@porcupinepunch6893 mildew bruh, ever tried to spray it off?
@@Cross-xm2fr just bleach it
Outstanding attention to detail, beautiful results and most importantly you put heart to your work, youve gained a follower.
Idk why I watched this whole video, but you’re fucking talented. What a stellar bathroom transformation. So masterful and idk how an electrician can accomplish this level of finesse.
You were so thorough and kind while installing. Where I live, you hope that you found a good contractor if you don't already know a trustworthy guy.
Holy Moly Lemon Cannoli!!! Am I first?!?! Heck yeah, & let's gooooo!!! Dirty Jersey out!!
good work! for a wetroom you may want to use pvc trim instead of wood or mdf tho
Really good quality of work.
$30K is insane to put into a bathroom.
$15K-$20K would seem OK for a small bath of this size.
I am a fan of wet rooms too.
15-20k was ok 10 years ago. Today 30k is actually cheap. Inflation, and such.
In australia this job would be 50k+ USD
30k is beyond reasonable, are you kidding?
I’m amazed at what you’ve accomplished so far.
a tub i fit in .....into a tub i cant fit ...........thumbs down
We sit against the wall to measure the space needed on the inside and look very hard to find the one that offers the space! For some reasons lots of models out there love leaving hollow space leading to smaller inside but fear not there are brands out there making that perfect tub! Knowing the dimensions you need and making it a hard requirement when shopping for a tub is what I'd recommend 😊
The vid isn’t about you?….
What a great idea to score the back tiles for the tub niche to maintain a grout line
I'm a fan, and I want to say this with the utmost respect, you have got to charge more than $37 per/hour for your labor - you do terrific work, you are worth it.
I agree, 18hr days as well? How man of these do you pump out each year?
Nice work. As I get older I can appreciate a shower I can just walk into. I wish I could redo my small bathroom in NYC.
Definitely a Northern area of us or Canada. Vapor barrier gives that away every time... Hot & Cold produce? Yes mold! Amazing work!
Idk why I watched this whole video, but you’re fucking talented. What a stellar bathroom transformation. So masterful and idk how an electrician can accomplish this level of finesse.
Love it ... wish I can watch all the contractors work like that ...
Absolutely beautiful bathroom renovation!!!!! Can you or anyone please give me a link to the niche led track and diffusers. Also how do you install a track to the niche? Screws or epoxy or tile thin-set compounds???? Thanks so much, barry
Absolutely beautiful work, guys. The filming was fantastic as well.
Just came across your videos, now I find myself binging them 😅 You do excellent work, yes, it's too bad I'm in the states. Really though, excellent 💯 👍
First time on your channel and wish you could all come do my bathrooms in the UK. Fabulous & beautiful work, well done 🎉🎉🎉
It's such a joy to watch you work. I love the envelope cut. I think it looks esthetically beautiful. And I love that it's functional. I want the biggest tiles possible and until I watched your channel I didn't even know it was possible. Unless I win the Powerball and could persuade you to come to Florida to do my two bathrooms, I at least know what to ask for when I finally have the shower in my bathroom done.
Thank you so much I really appreciate the kind words!
I love this! I have watched hundreds of DIY videos yo prepare myself to do mine all bu myself. I sell all the materials you use here and I also wanted to be educated. Super great narrative. I only wanted to ad the fold technique with the Kerdi for no tape inside corners. I would have liked a Schluter Rounded or Jolly edge. I imagine when the walls flex you might have cracking on your outside edges. ❤❤❤
Looks amazing. A friend had niches installed but they didn't drain. They need a slight slope. Aren't the tiles slippery? That's a fall risk. Surprised the client didn't put in at least one grab bar.
Awesome build. I love the attention to detail on those corners. So professional.
Wow, wow, wow, thank you for posting such an informative vlog, will be checking out your whole site, you popped up in my algorithm! 🙏👍☺️
Real quality works guys! True professionals!
Amazing work! I wish you were in my area (San Francisco Bay Area). These homeowners were very lucky to have you and your team.
Love the epoxy in the miter….. great idea i will be borrowing ….. !!! One of my fav remodel vids….. will be using this when i build my first wet room- with the exception of the DTV system and the Kohler Tub filler in the ceiling….. your work is meticulous!! Cheers!
Amazing job! Just wondering where did you get all the material for the LED strip lights? Want to install some lights like that in my bathroom.
Amazing pride in work! Hard to find this type of person nowadays i run my own company and this is what i drill into my employees pride in your work!
Outstanding work guys. A real pleasure to see craftmans at work. The best I have seen by a country mile. Well done.
Thank you so much!
Love the video and the breakdown at the end. Great work. It looks amazing. I will definitely be watching more of your channel.
Wow it looks beautiful you guys put so effort its easy to see that your passionate about your job and making it perfect really professional I wish more builders were as professional and hard working as you guys great job
Am I a professional in any way shape or form? No. However I appreciate the detail and care that went into this, I hope your business soars! Amazing work and a beautiful wet room!
Beautiful bathroom. Learned a few things. The new toilet might be like that from the manufacturer, but the supply tube or electrical cord coming around the outside looks very afterthought.
Beautiful transformation guys ... Shame your in Canada, bit far from me (UK based) as I want this doing in my bathroom
Im curious about what you said at 8:05 about if it was a better shape you'd have the bath freely drain. Do you mean you'd have the bath too on a slanted floor towards the drain and not plumbed in so it would just empty onto the floor? I cant work out or picture what you meant by this. Do you have another video or project coming up where you do this? Great video. Love the creativity and craftsmanship that's in passionate labourers work 😊
I don’t have anything upcoming with this but the idea would involve most likely a GIANT rectangular wetroom space with linear drains most likely. This way the tub could be moved around freely and would just drain onto what is essentially the shower floor. Would allow for easy cleaning and customization
Thank you!
@WorkinwithWolkon Woah. Think I'd worry about cleaning under the tub, possible mould under the tub or the floor flooding if it empties too quick. I supposed unless you had a hose to go into the drain 🤔 What an absolutely WILD idea if it could be pulled off. Like I said love the creativity. Thanks for response !
Super interesting. How come you don't need slope from the tub area into the drain? Since it's all connected won't that leave standing water?
Great work. My only concern is the proximity of the standing tub to the wall. It is likely impossible to clean. Tub surrounds aren’t en vogue but they make more sense in tight spaces. I need to look into those edge pieces to better integrate the glass install.
Thanks! Definitely more work if you want to regularly clean behind the tub like this but you can always just take the handheld and spray it down as it is all waterproof. Or better yet you could approach it like I how I handle my problems in life and just not
Good Job, That was super advanced tile work. It looks awesome.
Thanks!
As a Home Designer who's drawn up more of these projects than I can count, I love the inside look at all the troubling details you run into when doing something as simple as 'curbless' wet rooms. Wonderful work Wolkon! I also like seeing some of the details of LED lighting in niches. I've got to steal that one. 🙂 Then there is the medicine cabinet mirrors mounted proud of the wall with the hidden LED down task lighting on the vanity counter. Great idea there also as it brings that mirror closer to the user. I'd be interested to hear PChen1126's comment on how they like it.
Only thing I don't like are those trendy freestanding tubs. How the heck to you clean out the backside and corners?
Wow what a transformation you do great work I would have never imagined the bathroom looked like it did in the beginning and such a transformation had been done great remodel work 👌 keep up the good wrk👍
Just bought a house in Acton, ON. Saving you for a future bathroom reno like this or at least a quote. Awesome work!
I love how clearly you've explained everything to a newb!
Beautiful, I like the way you clean as you work ..job well done!
Amazing work. Love the attention to detail and quality of the finishing details.
Liam, do you price your project before you start or once you are done. These are large project and it’s interesting how you would foresee everything. Thanks !
It’s nice to see a bathroom that isn’t stark white. Great job.
Excellent work. I know the shower is sloped tot he drain but what if you get water slashed around the tub area? How does it drain or does the water just stand there? Thanks
Excessive water around the tub will overflow to the shower area and the rest would evaporate like in an acrylic pan/tub since under the tiles are all waterproof. Hope that answer the question 😊
I love watching your videos! You guys do amazing work. I paid $15k to do my bathroom last year. In less than a year it's already falling apart. Wish you guys were in Connecticut.
Incredible work guy, just solid build, design, knowledge and filming!
Looks awesome; i’m a bit confused by the wet room though, shouldnt the whole wet room section have slope? Specifically under where the tub is and the right side of the shower floor.
Ideally yes, but I discussed why we didn’t do that here. Realistically very minimal amounts of water will get out of the sloped area (think individual droplets) as it is a 4’x6’ shower area. Any droplets that remain will evaporate on top of the porcelain
Ahh gotcha, thank you!
Thank you so much for explaining the steps. Incredible work!! You and your team are very impressive. Hello from Australia..wish you were here 😂
@24:50, just a thought, shouldn't you have grouted the niche's BEFORE doing the final mounting of the LED strips?! Not sure how you would have sealed the top-inside edge of the niche tiles the way you did it?