Bath Shower Home Design

Whew, the last 2 weeks have been a crazy whirlwind of hustle and bustle around the Dekker house as we have officially kicked off our 2015 “project season”. It’s a bit earlier than we normally start working on projects, but with a new baby due around the end of June / early July, we felt the need to start early (even though Dave is still in school yet) so we can cross off a few big items before the baby arrives. Here are the projects on our list for this spring/summer: Get a new roof for our house Remove 9 ugly, dying pine trees and have stumps ground out Potentially remove 11 more dying pine trees (later this fall) Finish the last section of our fence (we couldn’t do this until the last line of trees and stumps were removed) Partially gut our upstairs bathroom to replace the standing shower with a tub/shower combo Completely gut our 2nd main floor bathroom for a total renovation (this might have to wait until later in the summer as well) Power wash our house, garage, and extra garag...

Recent Requests for Bathroom Renovation Contractors in Kalispell, Montana: Project Location: Kalispell , MT 59901 Date: 08/28/2017 Extensiveness of Remodel: I am considering changes to bathroom floorplan Shower / Bath: Yes - I want to move or install a new shower or bath Toilet: No - I will keep the existing toilet as is Cabinets / Vanity: Yes - I plan to update the cabinets / vanity Countertops: Yes - I plan to update the countertops Sinks: Yes - I plan to update the sinks Flooring: Yes - I plan to update the flooring Request Stage: Ready to Hire Desired Completion Date: Timing is flexible Comment: Remove tub, replace with shower stall and glass doors. Remove linen closet . Install new dual sink vanity and cabinets. Install tile floor . Project Location: Kalispell , MT 59901 Date: 08/25/2017 Extensiveness of Remodel: I am considering changes to bathroom floorplan Shower / Bath: Yes - I want to move or install a new shower or bath Toilet: No - I will keep the existing toilet as i...

LStafford August 14, 2017 LAYOUT DESCRIPTION DUE TO NOT HAVING PHOTOS: Okay, so my home is a 1985 colonial, and our main floor layout is a bit awkward. The front door opens into a foyer, to the left is the formal dining room , to the right is 1 of 2 entrances into the great room, as well as the stairwell. Continue forward and you will see the back doors which are located in our kitchen. If you then go right from our kitchen, there is a tiny hallway that leads to the 2nd entrance to our great room. Now... here is where it gets awkward. Our great room is rectangular with a fire place in the middle of the exterior wall (you can see the fireplace from the kitchen), there is also a half bathroom located between the kitchen & great room with the door opening up into the great room. Across of the half bathroom door , is the door to the utility room. I do not mind the utility room's placement, however I'm becoming more and more bothered with the half bath. It is the only bathr...

adjutorium March 20, 2016 We are about to redo our 2nd floor bathroom after just completing a Master Bath remodel . We are doing this with a view of adding resale value and appeal, even though we don't have any immediate plans to move. We are going to do a straight replacement without changing the layout, except for some upgrades and enhancements to existing design. [SEE LAYOUT DRAWING BELOW] 1) The first question we have is whether to go with a shower curtain like we have now, or use glass doors? I've seen a lot of pictures both ways on Houzz. Want to make a good choice here, and not sure of what the considerations might be. 2) If glass doors are better, is there a concern about style as far as longevity on the hardware and best design (rolling doors, vs. swinging door); and are there any concerns about having to drill through a cast iron tub to mount them? i.e. What if they fail and need to be replaced at a later date, etc. 3) for the 60-inch vanity: it presently has a larg...

craig1410 posted on 13/2/11 at 01:36 PM Tiling above bath/shower advice? Hi guys, Been searching the web in general on this topic and there seems to be 12 opinions for every aspect of tiling, ALL of them 110% correct, tried and tested over 140 years of tiling experience... I'm more confused now than when I started! Anyway, I'm installing a complete new bathroom suite and have done the plumbing, subfloor, vinyl covering, toilet and basin so far. I've also tiled the wall behind the basin and it's pretty decent. Tiles are ceramic 361x276x9mm with a stone effect print . The backs are ribbed 'biscuit' (I think that's what it's known as anyway) type. I'm using Mapei BuildFix flexible tile adhesive along with the matching acrylic wall primer/sealer and flexible grout . I've also got some grout sealer. I'm tiling onto plasterboard (the green coloured stuff) which has been repaired and sealed with the acrylic primer mentioned above. Nex...