So glad they went with the marble tile. Totally changed the look and feel of the bath.
I Found My Marble(s)
When the Sheet hits the Pan…
This shower pan wasn’t even close to being correct. A feeble attempt at using floor pan material in the worst way possible. I’m actually surprised it didn’t leak MORE. A waterproof shower pan was in order. Happy clients are my goal.
Don’t Tell Her, Showher.
Sometimes you need a little finesse, sometimes you need a lot! New shower stall with clean lines and subtle accents.
#Schluter #Kerdi #Ceramic #Marble #showerinstall #bathupgrade
Not the Room Under the Stairs!
This amazing use of space needed an upgrade.
Upgrade That Bath!
This early 20th Century Bathroom was doing great until the copper embedded in the wet-bet corroded and leaked into the first floor. 3″ to 4″ of dry-pack/wet-bed and porcelain tile in a small bath, wet walls all around, almost 1 ton of debris. Freshened up looks great!
Build That Wall
A wall where there was none.
This large space was converted to a hallway and bedroom simply by adding a wall.
Basement
This space was huge! 750 sqft! Dricore floors, insulated walls, maximized the space for large open areas, and even a hidden storage with a custom bookcase door! Awesome project, got to be creative and innovative, always more fun than just banging out a floor, sheetrock, paint, etc.
I’ll Take What’s Behind Door #2 Bob
Seems like COVID has prompted many home offices to be partitioned out. Usually doors in existing openings are the simplest way to designate a space for home office zoom calls.
Here are a few….
A little paint and they’ll tie in nicely.
Off the Wall
I was feeling a little creative so I purchased some laminate flooring and built a wall off the wall with a recessed space for my flat screen. I learned a great deal about form and function, wiring space, and sound absorption. It still looks great.
Termites are Bad
This job started off as a wall paper removal and paint. Turns out there were active termites and they ate through sheetrock and framing. One wall had to be framed and new drywall installed. The wallpaper left the old wallboard in rough shape. Some time, elbow grease and the right glue solvent proved to be the right ingredients for job well done.
