Bathroom rebuild - Work in progress
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Re: Bathroom rebuild - Work in progress
was putting it off.... first time plastering!
had loads left over so I decided to plaster the downstairs loo aswell!
used to look like this..
had loads left over so I decided to plaster the downstairs loo aswell!
used to look like this..
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Re: Bathroom rebuild - Work in progress
Ok, I did the kitchen splashbacks and practised on some old boards.. but that is it.thescruff wrote:First time my foot, much too good for that
always looks good when wet.. lets see how it dries!
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Re: Bathroom rebuild - Work in progress
I can't plaster for love nor money.
Looks like I put it on with a spade.
Looks like I put it on with a spade.
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Re: Bathroom rebuild - Work in progress
yes - extractor
and a back to wall concealed loo... hate floating ones
and a back to wall concealed loo... hate floating ones
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Re: Bathroom rebuild - Work in progress
the hanging ones are sooooooo easy, fit the frame and the job is donedavemulheran wrote:yes - extractor
and a back to wall concealed loo... hate floating ones
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Re: Bathroom rebuild - Work in progress
Not feasible in this house im afraid.
aaannyyway.. few more tiles went up today and massive PROBLEM faced...!!
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aaannyyway.. few more tiles went up today and massive PROBLEM faced...!!
im out of vodka!
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Re: Bathroom rebuild - Work in progress
Just been reading through your post, All I can say is excellent work! Looks like you have an eye for quality and detail. How long has this project taken you so far? I've got the bathroom to do, which I'm hoping to starting after doing one of the bedrooms and try completing it before Christmas. Just hope I've got enough time left. Having a TV in the bathroom is awesome, it's going to look ace once it's complete. Keep the updates coming
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Re: Bathroom rebuild - Work in progress
Hi, I reckon its taken just over 6 weeks so far... quite a while but it is literally all built from scratch and ive done the lot myself. Thanks for the kind words.
Bit more of an update, holes drilled, fiddly tiles laid and flush channel installed for frameless shower screen. Soil stack also boxed in.
Bit more of an update, holes drilled, fiddly tiles laid and flush channel installed for frameless shower screen. Soil stack also boxed in.
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Re: Bathroom rebuild - Work in progress
Finally someone who is as big of a Mapei fanboy as me :)
Im usually screeding with my Mapei t-shirt, mixing bucket and mapei screed.
Does make the lads on site laugh!
Im usually screeding with my Mapei t-shirt, mixing bucket and mapei screed.
Does make the lads on site laugh!
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Re: Bathroom rebuild - Work in progress
old gulley, too high. So new one bought, adjusted, cut to fit and mosaics adjusted to fit the smaller footprint
Looks much better and more importantly, the gulley is lower than the tiles!
and niches / tray all sealed ready for grouting
Talking of grouting.. some Epoxy grout ready to go
Looks much better and more importantly, the gulley is lower than the tiles!
and niches / tray all sealed ready for grouting
Talking of grouting.. some Epoxy grout ready to go
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Re: Bathroom rebuild - Work in progress
Looking very nice
I like the use of the small tiles in the recessed area - are those on a mat of individual ?
What size tiles have you used on the walls ?
I like the use of the small tiles in the recessed area - are those on a mat of individual ?
What size tiles have you used on the walls ?
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Re: Bathroom rebuild - Work in progress
Mosaics are on a 30cm x 30 cm sheet
Wall tiles are 330x500
thanks :)
Wall tiles are 330x500
thanks :)