This is by far the most exciting (and necessary) project we've completed on our house to date. I did a fairly good job of chronicling the processes this time so the pictures are all here. I suppose that's what happens when you don't slack off on the blogging...
Let's start by taking a stroll down memory lane to visit our old bathroom. Here it is folks. All 17 1/2 sq. inches of it. The shower stall was the size of a phone booth (Superman most certainly would have had a time of it trying to do his little changeroo in that confined space!!). The floor was squishy in several places and the toilet rocked back and forth a few inches to each side. Everything was rotting out and needed to be replaced. And we were more than happy to make that happen!!
First step, rip out that old shower stall! Yes, folks, that's where we showered for 2 long years.
The next step always seems to involve an enormous mess.
The plumbing was a bit tricky, but God Bless those nice people at the local hardware store. They set us all up with the right tools to do what we needed!!
MacGyver framed in the wall for the new bathtub area.
Then the new subfloor was installed!
First of the sheet rock goes up!
The bathtub does not belong on the bed...
Break time...
Tiling begins!!
Now for the upper part of the bathtub enclosure.
Last piece!!
Cue the violins and chorus...........
All done with the bathtub!!
and here is the spout...
Before this, our only bathroom fan was when the wind blew. Now we have a real one!! Our new ceiling fan!!
Texturing, texturing, texturing...
Finally some paint!
Painted walls by the tile.
Our new can light fixtures!
Now for a new toilet the only requires one flush and doesn't double as a theme park ride!!
Out with the old...
(gross...)
Installing the new subfloor. We pulled out the old linoleum and found such severe atrocities I chose not to document them. Suffice to say things were much worse than we had anticipated and all of the bad things are now long gone!!
In with the new!!!
Tiling of the floor begins!! It is the same slate as the bathtub surround.
Just a few more...
Ready for grout!
Sooooo pretty!!!
A few pictures of the finished product!
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