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Comments (1)Looks like you are getting some good advice in Bathrooms. Good luck!...See MoreLast minute bathroom design crisis. Please help.
Comments (26)"....How concerned should I be about the color disparity between the shower walls and floor??..." Not as concerned as I would be about the potential for those black screws (perhaps drywall) rusting in a few months time and adding some change of colour too the marble. I would also be worried that the crew did not add a poly layer behind the backer board. I'm sure the installer saved $50.00 using those screws verse the corrosive restating ones the backer board maker's specify in their install manuals. Screws look to close to the floor as well. Would I be wrong in guessing the tile crew screwed backer board to the shower curb on all three sides?...See MoreSmall bathroom design help please!!
Comments (5)Most affordable is leave it alone. To do this remodel correctly, with the correctly waterproofed wet areas, is not going to be “budget”, even if you DIYed all by yourself. You will need to replace the window for sure. A window in a wet area is an invitation to rot. Unless it’s vinyl or fiberglass and integrated into the waterproofing system correctly. A limited space means limited options, as there are code required minimum spacing that must be followed. You need to figure out what you actually are willing to spend to get what you want. 20K? 40K? 70K? https://www.ceramictilefoundation.org/homeowners-guide-to-hiring-qualified-tile-installer http://starcraftcustombuilders.com/bath.design.rules.htm#.Wt9D4a9OnYX...See MoreI need help with my bathroom design I love open concept.
Comments (3)I think you will need to provide a layout including measurements to have any kind of meaningful input. That said, I would get rid of the tub because that is a terrible shower. My preference would be to have a great shower versus a tub and a cramped shower. When I remodeled I got rid of my tub/shower and replaced it with a beautiful functional walk in shower. If you must have a tub at least consider a tub/shower because it is far more comfortable to use than a small stall shower like you have. I prefered using my tub/shower combination to the stall shower in my guest bath which I used for a few weeks after an operation limited mobility. I doubt whether you have enough space to have a comfortable enclosure for the toilet but you might be able to move in to where the shower is. Depending on your budget and what lies below the floor it is theoretically possible. Whatever you do get a skirted toilet so those unattractive traps aren't showing on the side. Skirted toilets are sleeker looking and easier to get clean....See Moretotem14
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