I know I have the before Pic's but just could not find them, as most of you guys know the after Pics just don't have quite the same pop as when you see the mess first.
As part of our whole house remodel the bathroom got a little carried away.
We punched in to the garage to the East 30" and 5' to the north. Well I’m getting a head of myself.
When you looked in to the old bath the sink was on the left then the toilet and you faced the tub hardly room to turn around. Demo the tub, toilet, and sink tear out east wall. Next the water heater in the garage went and the north wall went. Concrete demo to remove the old tub plumbing reroute the incoming water lines and sewer lines. At 6:45 on a Sat night I was on my knees digging in the closet looking for a sewer line and my wife came in and reminded me we had to leave at 7 for a party. 7:05 the plumbing was fixed and we were walking out the door. I’ll bet that has happened to more than one of you out there
Now as you walk in the door there is a closet on the left where the old sink, the toilet and then the entrance to the shower. Directly in front of you is the vanity. I added more lights, can lights, another fan in the shower and…………electric heat in the floor OH YEA. The wall between the vanity and the shower is 6” so I had room in the wall for a “secret” spot for the hair dryer and curling iron. The box is fabricated out of stainless steel and has a outlet in the top corner the door is a framed mirror from the local frame shop as well as the mirrors above the vanity. So you can throw those items instead of the hassle of taking them out and putting them away every time you use them. The shower has no curb so you can walk or roll in without the hump, and the floor is warm.
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