Bath Shower Home Design

Remodeling A Bathroom Shower By Robert Robillard on Bathrooms Preparing A Shower For Tile When folks decide to remodel a bathroom they get excited about choosing fixtures, tiles, glass walls and surrounds, radiant floor heat and colors.  What most folk don’t think about is water proofing their shower. There are several great systems to choose from in order to water proof your shower.   This article will address one method. Since this article was written we have discovered a second, more efficient method, focused below. Planning Your Shower: Planning a bathroom remodel or a new shower starts early on. When planning on remodeling a bathroom shower , If you plan on installing a high end custom glass shower door like Basco Shower doors you need to plan ahead of Bathroom Shower " width="300" height="200" /> Prior to the contractor starting any work the client should discuss how thy want the shower to be laid out and make sure all contractors know that custo...

Ready to give your bathroom a total transformation? For high end “designer” appeal, you’ll want floor-to-ceiling tiles — at least for the vanity wall and shower area, if not the entire space. To show off that splurge tile properly , look to a sleek glass shower panel , with a storage niche in the shower to keep things tidy. Classic white fixtures and simple, sleek hardware will let the tile be the star — but don’t forget some great lighting so you can look your best in the space too. Finally, a heated floor will give that ultraluxe feel, no matter the size of the space. Sample budget: Floor-to- ceiling stunning tile , with contrasting mosaic accent in shower and installer [$6,500], custom fixed glass shower panel [$900], quality vanity with double sinks [$1,700], integrated storage niche [$500], matching accessory set (towel bar, robe hooks, roll holder) [$600], luxe bath linens [$600], large tile-inset mirror [$900], high-grade toilet [$1,100], potlight grid and vanity light [$1,8...

Glass cooktops are very popular. When you first get them, they look sleek, shiny and very nice. But over time, they can lose their shine and get a buildup of burned food on them that is hard to clean off. Here are some super tips and tricks to help you get that sleek shine again. The smooth, sleek look can be ruined if you use harsh, abrasive cleaners, so don't chance it. Make sure you cooktop is turned off and cool. Lay paper towels over the surface, and then wet them with warm water and dishwashing soap. Leave them to sit for an hour or so to loosen up things. Then remove the paper towels and wipe off what you can. There are some cleaners made just for glass cooktops available at your grocery store or hardware store, and most work pretty well, but not that much better than warm water and soap. You'll need to get a razor- type paint scraper and use it, carefully, to remove the cooked-on residue. Wipe it off periodically with a plastic s...

– My Hubby and I decided to tackle our main bath redo that we had been wanting to complete since we moved into our house 3 years ago . This was no easy task….so don’t be fooled by these pics =) { p.s. we had no clue at this point that I was pregnant, and we are so happy that we were able to get this bathroom done before the baby arrives. He will like the bath tub, don’t ya think?! } This redo costs us under $1,000 for a completely gutted {well almost} and remodeled bathroom. Take a look at how we completed our project on a budget: Here is our bathroom after it had been gutted…. Sorry, for some reason I didn’t take any true BEFORE pictures {now, I’m mad}! Here my Hubby is removing the drywall to install cement board above the shower Cement board installed Starting to tile…. Shower tile complete ! We chose subway style tiles with a decorative border. What do you think? Here is a pic of the cabinet base painted black {using BEHR paint/primer in one in semi-gloss}, granite countertop i...