Pots Master Bath Remdel

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Master Bathroom Remodel...I will update this photo set as the work progresses. We will be removing the shower and replace it with linen cabinets, removing the garden tub and replace it with a large shower. Removing the step leading to the existing shower. Adding radiant heat under the new tile, replacing the medicine cabinet with flush mounted mirror(s). Replacing light fixtures and towel bars. Removing and replacing the toilet. Check back for updates, I'll be starting this project later tomorrow, and will post updates periodically...Your feedback is welcomed!
Existing white vanity cabinets with black solid surface counters...Removing
Shower and step area...Removing
Garden tub...Removing
Vanity, medicine cabinet, light fixture...Removing
Shower stall...Removing
Tub now removed...
Shower now removed...
Vanity and medicine cabinet now removed
Tub area drywall removed, prep for shower
Shower footprint established
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  • Just a suggestion. If these customers are "at retirement age", then I would suggest adding framing for grab bars around the showers, tubs, and toilet. Even if you don't install now, you can leave a drawing with them that would show where the framing was installed in the walls, thus making it much easier to install in the future. We are starting to add framing for grab bars in all shower redos.
    • FLBob2002 FLBob2002 on Jan 18, 2014
      @That is a great idea, its always good to do that in any contruction for added strength for any towel bars.
  • FLBob2002 FLBob2002 on Jan 18, 2014
    I did a remodel of my bathrooms, while the studs were visible, I added wall insulation before the wet boards were installed. Now when anyone is using the shower, you can't here any noise. Kinda like sound proofing the walls.
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