Two Bathroom Upgrades

[BrokenolMarine]

They slipped over today and finished off the bathroom. Tina mounted a few things on the walls. I imagine a few more will go up here and there as she decorates, but the guest bath is ready.

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They will take a day or two off, then start on the master bath.

[Mags]

Like it!

[BrokenolMarine]

The Master Bath Corner....

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This corner in the master bath will receive the main concentration. The Garden Tub will be gone. It will be replaced by a 4x6 walk in tiled shower. It will have a Teak Seat, and Dual Head Shower fixture. A fixed head, then an adjustable height had held unit as well.

The existing cheapo walk in shower will vanish, and NOT be replaced with a tub. That space will be occupied by a standing wardrobe. Free up space in the master bedroom. The old vinyl flooring will be upgraded to a much higher quality floating waterproof vinyl woodgrain. The "Army" Brown paint will go. The cheap overhead lighting will go and be replaced by LED lighting. I'm sure Miss Tina has other ideas as well.

Watch this space.

[Hatchdog]

Again, I sure do like the tile and paint color choices made. Also the white grab bar and paper holder look great too. That hall bath looks wonderful.

Yep, that master bath needs help.

[Coach]

Looks fantastic.

[Sir Henry]

Ditto on the fantastic.

[BrokenolMarine]

When Miss T got up this morning, she started on the Deconstruction of the Master Bath. She considers herself the General Contractor. She planned the new bathroom and says that anything she can do is time the contractor can spend on the stuff she can't do. The wife has NO problem with Miss T working with her, and the Husband has no issue with Miss T fetching and stepping. He sometimes has a problem with Miss Tina suggesting the way she wants things to be done. But, he get's over it. She has read the owner's manual for equipment or the instructions for items she has purchased and knows the way things are supposed to work... "We've always done it this way," doesn't work for Tina.

The flooring contractor told her that when they did the hardwood floors. She read the directions and they weren't installing them per the instructions. The floors were coming up and we had a lifetime warranty from the contractor. He is nowhere to be found. So... she monitors the work these days. Normally she leaves the pros to it. But... if you are making errors or the method is questionable, she will ask a question.

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When the team arrived, they got busy and started in earnest. The work moved right along.

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I stayed out of the way... then I got a call into the work. "Hey, get that big ol' antique nail puller. I have had the thing for fifty years. It's older than that. This thing is made to pull large nails driven subsurface, and does the job. Many today have never seen one. They do an awesome job at the task for which they were designed. But, if you get your hand out of place on the grip, it will bite you.

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After several hours of work, they have all the old stuff out, and are getting ready to prep the area to plumb, install the flooring, wallboard for tile, and layout the pan for the shower.

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It will be a nice room when she's done.