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39 x 79"? Existing slab [flat] -resolve drainage issue with a sloped base/ power chisel, some hydraulic cement, and a thin set water proofing membrane system for finish tile to mount onto. Your wall substrate- if older house likely sheet rock on your walls. At best maybe some green board (moisture-resistant sheet rock). Most current codes will require a cement backer board for tile in wet areas, e.g., Durock. This would go over your wall waterproofing membrane. floor to slope to the drain? It’s like a typical drain in a custom shower base, however, in this instance it was notched into the existing floor joists and extra structural support was added. It is a bit tricky; hire a competent qualified contractor with experience doing these types of installations. Check local building codes, and if structural work needs to be done you will most likely need the help of an architect or structural engineer.

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vanity is a series of wall-mounted Ikea bookshelves

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another tropical style of shower ? outdoor too idk

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clear glass, the whole room benefits from the natural light. New window for ventilation. Porcelain tile planks digitally printed to look like wood add a hint of retro, recalling midcentury modern paneling.

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Raising the wet-room area was necessary to create the required drainage slope for the shower. “You either have to dig down or build up to get those inches, and in this case we couldn’t dig down,” Bull says. This slight slope in the floor ensures that water moves toward the drain.

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The shower drain is a linear drain that is up against the wall.

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consider how remaining floor will be prepared when choosing shower drain too. This bathroom was built and waterproofed with the Schluter Kerdi and Ditra system, which allows for a seamless transition from the dry area to the wet one. Tip: Use a temporary dam to flood test these installations. You will need to dam the shower 2 inches above the entry point.

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8. Some bathroom layouts don't require an enclosure at all. A consistent floor material makes this bathroom seem expansive. The open shower with just the tiled wall separating it from the vanity gives the bathroom a nice feeling of unity.

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Bullet cast guard light fixture is rated for Wet Locations / PRO/Barn Light Electric Company

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adequate waterproofing (like a kerdi membrane) done around the window and the window is vinyl, there is no reason for concern. PRO/The Sky is the Limit Design

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we cut, removed and planed existing concrete to provide the necessary slope of one-quarter-inch per foot, creating a barrier-free, zero-edge entry point. Goal is wet room with ease of entry, and maneuverability in and out of the shower to accommodate an individual plus a caregiver.

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To ensure water drains away effectively, first create a gentle slope in the floor. 2 ways: buy pre-formed tray that is set into the floor and tiled; or spreading a levelling compound to form a slope. ‘Experienced installers may be happy to fabricate a “tray” themselves by preparing the sub-floor – for example timber joists – cutting plywood accordingly, and tanking on top of this'. There should be no movement in the floor, so a ground floor location is good. Small tiles can wrap around shapes. Large tiles have to be cut properly.

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Waterproof membrane is laid on the floor throughout the wet room and generally up the walls, before the floor finish is laid on top, This creates a waterproof barrier and replaces the need for a traditional shower tray.’ Waterproofing is also called tanking.

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