Master Bath Shower Project Summary
There is nothing more satisfying than completing a project, except for maybe having a record of what you did. Thanks to the world of digital cameras and blogging it is easier than ever to relive a project and to see how far you have come. My shower took a lot longer than I expected but it was completely worth it. Nothing is more relaxing than having all the sprayers going. I look forward to waking up in the morning just so I can shower.
Here is a summary of the work I did:
1. Ripped the old shower out along with the walls, ceiling, old pan, and subfloor.
2. Put in a new GFCI outlet and switch to run the fan/light combo.
3. Installed the fan/light combo and replaced the ceiling.
4. Took out the old plumbing and replaced it with a new mixer, body jets, and rainfall shower head.
5. Installed a new subfloor.
6. Installed the new swanstone shower pan.
7. Put up hardibacker.
8. Tiled the walls.
Here are some before and after shots:
In the next post I will outline the total cost of the remodel along with the sources of most of the products used.
2 comments:
thanks for all of the information. My husband and I are redoing our shower and it was great to see pictures. I thought we were doing something wrong until I saw your pics. Any other resources out there that would be helpful for us.
Thanks so much for posting. I have been scouring the internet for a photo of a swanstone shower base used in a tile down application... this is the only one I found! I am about to start a very similar project.
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