New Bathroom
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New Bathroom
started a new project, not that the good lady was impressed as I am a painter and decorator doing a plumbers/tillers job but love to do a bit of everything. so far I have ripped out the toilet and all the tiles and put some new tiles on the floor just now. moved the boxing in back a few mm to fit a new larger bath in 1800 cannot wait for long soaks in it
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Re: New Bathroom
sorry pics are all jumbled about still new at this getting replaced with
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- sink and toilet vanity as separated apart not joined together like in the pic this was just the show room one having it in a dark oak all round aswell and not the white like the bath
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Re: New Bathroom
Hi,
Excellent job and a shame to use it. Well done in tackling something new and succeeding; your good lady will be most impressed and now finding other jobs for you? Gone are the old days when a guy stuck to one job; these days a competent DIY'er can do anything.
Kind regards, Col.
Excellent job and a shame to use it. Well done in tackling something new and succeeding; your good lady will be most impressed and now finding other jobs for you? Gone are the old days when a guy stuck to one job; these days a competent DIY'er can do anything.
Kind regards, Col.
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Re: New Bathroom
Look forward to seeing the end result....
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Re: New Bathroom
Looks great, well done
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Re: New Bathroom
I always think the same, we put all that effort into a room where we go to ummm, well you know.Retired wrote:Hi,
Excellent job and a shame to use it. Well done in tackling something new and succeeding; your good lady will be most impressed and now finding other jobs for you? Gone are the old days when a guy stuck to one job; these days a competent DIY'er can do anything.
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Re: New Bathroom
forgot to add a picture of the tiles grouted bathroom is here so will be fitting it or most of it at the weekend, will be hard as its the first old firm in 3 years so will be watching that
thanks a lot guys if any of use have any tips suggestions or constructive criticism feel free to say
thanks a lot guys if any of use have any tips suggestions or constructive criticism feel free to say
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Re: New Bathroom
Could I ask how you went about boxing in the soil pipe by the bath? It looks like you have screwed a baton to the wall on each side, but then how is the 'floating baton' held in place? Is it just the boarding that is holding it up?
Don't forget to take lots of pics over the weekend - good luck!
Don't forget to take lots of pics over the weekend - good luck!
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Re: New Bathroom
Looks good. I did my bathroom a couple of years ago, and I wish I it looked like that!
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Re: New Bathroom
Yeah its just the boarding that's holding it in place just now as am not sure the height of the bath will be as I want it to run level so will finish that off once the bath is in then will be tiled over.
Never thought there was as much work in bathroom until now hats off to the guys that do this on a daily basis
Never thought there was as much work in bathroom until now hats off to the guys that do this on a daily basis
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Re: New Bathroom
Thanks for the info about the boxing in.scotty1989 wrote:Yeah its just the boarding that's holding it in place just now as am not sure the height of the bath will be as I want it to run level so will finish that off once the bath is in then will be tiled over.
Never thought there was as much work in bathroom until now hats off to the guys that do this on a daily basis
And please don't say there is so much work involved in redoing a bathroom!
I have been saying I will do our one this spring/summer and it won't be a big job and there is no need to get someone in.....what am I letting myself in for!
Good luck over the weekend - I am sure it will turn out fantastic!
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Re: New Bathroom
There's loads But it keeps us busyafmfifgh wrote:
And please don't say there is so much work involved in redoing a bathroom!