Position of vanity
Tami Z
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Comments (1)In the sink area, where the walls may occasionally see an occasional splash or two of water, but don't generally get wet frequently, the greenboard is sufficient. Cement board as a rule is used as the backboard for tile showers (there is an exception to this rule if using a paint-on waterproof membrane). But behind a fiberglass stall, cement board is not necessary. If you plan to rip the whole thing out and start over, hang plastic on the wall studs, attach the cement board over the plastic, then tile....See MoreNeed help positioning cup pull and door knobs on vanity drawer/doors
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Comments (23)Wow! For the record, I wasn’t posting a ‘rate my floor plan’. I am not so hard headed that I can’t receive advice, consider alternatives, or answer questions. From reading the responses, it seems our bathroom is so terrible that no one can even give input on how to address the questions I listed in my first post. I find it hard to believe it is so bad as that! Meanwhile only one person has said they have a counter such as I am asking about. I also never said I was unwilling to change things around, just that I didn’t think a simple swap of vanities would work. I even included a bigger view of the adjoining areas to show it would not be as simple as that. What even would you have me tell my architect? That some random people on the internet think her design could be better? I could spend my time trying to justify why we didn’t put the long vanity on the opposite side of the room, or under a window, or why I will be including a toilet room. And then you would either understand why we have come to this design, or you would tear my entire home apart. If you have ever built a home, especially a design from scratch custom home, you know that it is like putting puzzle pieces together. We all have our lists of must haves, wish items, and constraints of design and budget, and time. At some point you just have to decide to be finished. I actually never said I was in the design phase. Walls are not up yet, but none of you ever asked where we were in the build process. I’m an introvert and sensitive person who has had a pretty traumatic last year and a half. It’s taken me a while to feel like I can venture out of my shell and reach out to others-even in a basically anonymous way online. If I had read such negative and generally unhelpful comments a year ago, I would have probably spiraled into a deep depression and doubted myself, what I wanted in my home, as well as the talented professionals I have partnered with to design our home. It’s unfortunate that people can take the time to comment online without taking the time to read the post, think about whether they are giving any constructive advice, or if their tone is derogatory. Not to mention, ignoring the topic at hand. I have been a member since it was just gardenweb some 10+ years ago. From discussions about kitchens, baths, home building, and pools, I used to always find these forums helpful, informative, and a generally positive experience. I will try to remain optimistic that I will still experience that. Juls...See MoreNeed help with vanity lighting
Comments (1)I would just do the mirror the width of the vanity and use 2 LED bathbars one over the sink and one over the rest of the counter that way thoe whole vanity is lit and the kids both have a mirror with good lighting....See MoreJudy Mishkin
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