Bath Shower Home Design

Bedrooms: 4 Views commencing Saturday 26th August Four bedroom detached house is, in our opinion, of an exemplary standard. The present owners have managed to create a superb finish while retaining a comfortable homely atmosphere . A Marshall's Divesett Argent circle driveway provides parking for several cars as you approach the property. The ground floor consists of a large entrance hall , a lounge and living room, large breakfast kitchen room , separate utility/shower room, conservatory and cloakroom. The accommodation upstairs consists of four double bedrooms (master with en suite shower ), large family bathroom with both a bath and separate shower cubicle . The garden to the rear consists of a patio area with inset lighting that leads onto a landscaped garden of approximately 100' with further surround lighting and a brick built summer house . In our opinion this property is ideal for anyone wishing for a large comfortable family home that requires nothing but enj...

Q: I want to tile the ceiling of my client’s bathroom, including the shower. How should I detail the setting bed, and how do I keep it from all falling down? A: Michael Byrne, veteran tile installer and consultant, and moderator of JLC’s ceramic tile online forum , responds: A tiled ceiling can literally be the crowning glory of a shower stall, but there are a few things you should do to ensure a durable, attractive, practical, and safe installation. One of the most overlooked aspects of tiling a ceiling in a wet environment such as a bathroom or shower is that the ceiling should be sloped or crowned. The unsightly brown spots that you often see on flat tiled ceilings are actually the beginning of stalactites forming as water vapor condenses on the ceiling tiles and leaches minerals out of them. This problem can be eliminated by drying off the tiles each time the shower is used, which is inconvenient at best. But if the ceiling tiles are sloped, most of the surface moisture simp...

AN OUTSTANDING property nestled between the Yorkshire Dales and the Lake District national parks offers the best of contemporary and classic living . Lane Foot House , at Newton, near Kirkby Lonsdale, is on the market with Armitstead Barnett for offers in the region of £1,100,000. This stunning five-bedroom home is flooded with natural light and has been immaculately finished and designed to take full advantage of the scenic views from every room. It is the perfect spot for everyday family living and entertaining, and its elevated position gives an uninterrupted outlook over the Lune Valley, towards Ingleborough. A stone- built porch leads to an impressive, spacious hallway. The wrought- iron staircase climbs to a lovely, galleried landing with vaulted ceilings and exposed beams, creating a light and airy feel throughout the property. At the heart of the house is the beautiful dining kitchen which also incorporates a comfortable family living area , spanning the width of the...