Bathroom Renovation Part 2 - New Shower Installation

We install a new shower surround, fixtures, and trim
0:00 Shimming the walls
10:19 Installing the drain
15:40 Backer board installation
21:07 Waterproofing the walls
22:29 Installing the first Flexstone panel
31:18 Patching the sheetrock
33:40 Installing the rest of the Flexstone panels
40:56 Trim and grab bars

[@dianna2911]

Looking good! :)

[@betweentwobrooks]

Thank you!

[@gregorymcd944]

Looks great!

[@betweentwobrooks]

Thank you!

[@stellablackson716]

Very nice

[@betweentwobrooks]

Thank you!

[@johnamstutz]

Looks great, really like the crown molding,nice high end look!

[@betweentwobrooks]

Thank you!

[@Harbinger50]

Just wondering how it's held up over the last almost year. Looks good and the trim idea with pvc is great. And did you just drill straight through the walls for the handle bars? I might want one of those or a I've seen some flip down bench/seats that would probably mount the same way, so just wondering if it was as straight forward as it looked.

[@betweentwobrooks]

It looks as good today as when I put it in last year! Very easy to clean since there are only a couple corners. I screwed the bars directly into the studs behind the shower wall. I made sure to put a good dab of caulk behind the mounting plate to seal up those holes. Thanks for watching!

[@amarfarooqi03]

How do you like the flexstone so far? Is it a thick material?
Also what shower pan did you use?

[@betweentwobrooks]

The flexstone panels are about 1/4 inch thick, its a lamination of a light foam and a harder plastic surface that has the design printed on it. It seems very durable and is super easy to clean. Maintenance should just be new caulk at the seams as needed. It wasn't really any cheaper than tile in terms of material cost, but much easier/quicker install. Overall we really like it! The shower base is a Kohler fiberglass unit, 36x48. Thank you for watching!