i am trying to re do my master bathroom its at a gutted standstill

13 years ago

last modified: 13 years ago

i pulled one vanity of the two and plan to pull the other i cut out the ghetto 70's sunken stop sign shaped bath tub and the current shower is not only too small it leaks and is causing the sub floor to give way so i have to replace the sub floor and shower also around the toilet its all rotten too there was carpet in this bathroom when i bough this place i also closed off a window so that i could run a double vanity along one wall but what to do with the other side of the room? move the toilet? and enlarge the shower to a tile shower? its got me stumped

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sandkshouse
13 years ago
Where are you planning to purchase your new cabinets, counters, and shower? The store probably has deign software to help you plan the layout.
oopsagain
Original Author
13 years ago
i am looking at pre fab shower and steam room combo packages, and or trying to decide if i want to have a custom tile shower built ?
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Teri
13 years ago
If you have the finances, custom tile is a fabulous way to go. It gets pricy, but sooo worth it! I highly recommend body sprays. We have four body sprays, two shower heads and a rain shower overhead. We have found that we don't use the rain shower very often, but we use the body sprays every day! Beware though, the fixtures alone were $1,200. The tile and labor were another $3,000.
Teri
13 years ago
It looks like you have room for a nice big walk in shower. You can have a mason put in glass block in your window to place your shower by the window if you need to. We did that when we remodeled our master bath.
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A Crew of Two
13 years ago
Do the tile shower- the value it will add to the home will be worth it. Do you have any pics of the entire room so we can get a better feel for the space?
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Silver Tray Online
12 years ago
Find a starting point and build around it, so everything is in harmony ! get inspire, http://www.silvertrayonline.com/rh-loft-wall-light/