Before & After Master ensuite in south YYC
T. Duffy
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Ensuite #2 for bedroom #3 renovation (work-in-progress)
Comments (117)@apple_pie_order We will likely do the laundry room/guest bathroom renovation before we do the blue bathroom for my mother. That way, when we do start working on Mom's bathroom, there will be one she can use. I need to clean up my room. It's got too much junk in the way for her to easily get to the bathroom. My brother using my bathroom is short-term, but I eventually want to add some shelves, possibly cabinets, etc for more storage. I want to have storage for toilet paper, wet wipes, tissues, etc. It's so nice to be able to take a shower whenever I want instead of having to drive over to my friend's house and hope no one is doing laundry or having people wanting to come in to use the bathroom while I'm showering (friend only has the one bathroom). I made a To Do list for the bathroom (in no particular order) Remove tools & junk-- find storage for them Clean up floor & counter Install robe hook Move or trim peg on board with pegs that interfere with door Fix cut joist under the tub Cut access panel under tub from closet Change out overflow & drain for tub Replace faucet & lavatory drain Replace S-trap with either in-wall vent stack or AAV Open up wall behind toilet to examine any pipes (possibly merge tub vent) Sand & paint vanity Install new hinges & pulls on vanity + magnets to help doors stay shut Sand & paint dresser Install new knobs on dresser Sand & paint door Put mirror on door Sand & paint rough wood trim all around room (door, window, ceiling, etc) Replace trim on vanity with pvc cove moulding Install beadboard, chair rail, and baseboards Replace triple toggle switch with new 20Amp triple rocker switch Replace old GFCI with new Add light switch next to GFCI for vanity light Install vanity light Install light over shower Install bracket to hold mop and broom Build new mirror frame & install new mirror above vanity Figure out some storage for bath slippers It seems like a long list, but hopefully it won't be so bad. I'm thinking shelves or cabinets over the laundry cart will help. I might make cabinets though. It can start as shelves and I can add wood to make them in to cabinets. I was going to raise the toilet up with a platform, but it seems to be ok for now. I might add a small grab bar later on to help me get up if I start to have problems....See MoreRenovation - before and after
Comments (37)It is always a treat to see the inside of your beautifully designed home and now to see the gorgeous exterior! Wow! You have done a wonderful job. Everything is seamless and looks like it was always meant to look as it does now. You have a wonderful talent! Thank you for sharing with us!!...See MoreBefore and after BM Cream Fleece
Comments (22)I like the color, BM Cream Fleece 233 so much in both pictures, that I am going to order a sample of it to see if I will like it in my Master bedroom. Thank you!...See MoreSuggestions to remodel this 80s ensuite?
Comments (15)I moved the vanities where there is no slope in the ceiling but it requires that you move your bedroom's door. The 5ft vanities are facing each other with a 4ft floor space between them. I think it is fine as long as the two of you don't use the same floor space at the same time when you are in front of your own sink. That is why I shifted them. I added a pocket door to access your closet from the bathroom. I just find that after you shower there is a long walk to get to your clothes if you don't have one there. Some houzzers do not agree with having an access to the closet from the bathroom and some others are fine with it. I am on the side that it should be fine as long as you have a good fan and you keep the door close all the time except when you need it. Some also would not use a pocket door. I think there are good ones on the market and you should be fine. If you decide on not having a pocket door, you could put a full height cabinet (but then a cabinet could get humidity inside according to some houzzers and yet many many owners have a linen cabinet inside their bathroom and I heard no complaint). The shower is huge 4'0" x 8'0". You could make it 6'0" x 4'0" and add 4'0" of storage to your closet and maybe a full height cabinet: One advantage with this layout is that there is not much plumbing to move. EDIT: In the first layout shown above, you could also remove the wall that separates the vanity area with the bathroom and add a cabinet that is attached to the vanity. It would make your bathroom more continuous instead of feeling like two rooms. I am wonder if it is fine to move the pocket door closer to the shower. Maybe having a fan like Helen suggests would be ok. Or another variation: A 3'6" vanity with a 1'6" cabinet:...See Moreweedyacres
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