first row of tiles done all the way around the shower walls (had to let them set up for a while before piling on the rest of the wall tiles), and a bit done up the back wall of the shower. |
sink base purchased at ReBuild for $25.00 (holy ol' awesomeness Batman!), floor completely littered with tiling supplies, and toilet being appropriately used as an iPhone holder... |
~Run plumbing and electrical
~Put up final drywall sections
~Install shower pan
~Tile shower walls (this will be my first ever tile project, so please wish me luck)*
~Make (yes make) sink base**
~Prime and paint walls
~Make shower curtain
~Cut giant hole in exterior wall (that we just put new siding on 2 years ago), and install a window And here are the new additions to the list:
~Patch the be-jeezum out of amateur drywall job
~Make vanity top
**thankfully, since I found the sink base for dirt cheap, I didn't have to build the whole thing from scratch, but it didn't come with a top. So the top is currently under construction in my basement, and awaiting its final coats of polyurethane before it's big reveal.
*Turns out that tiling is tedious, and takes a toll on my joints after spending hours precariously squatting in my shower stall, but it majorly beats the hell out of drywalling. If we're able to score a couple decent showers without all the tiles falling off the walls, then I'll do a how-to post on the tiling job.
Thanks for stopping by,
-Lindsey
Girl, you never cease to amaze me! You can do just about anything you put your mind to and that is something you don't see now a days. I'm very impressed and inspired to push myself a little harder to learn how to do more on my own and not be so dependent on others. Thank you so much for that :)
ReplyDeleteYou're most welcome. Someday i'll post a behind-the-scenes about how much yelling, crying, swearing, and general immaturity takes place to get through some of these projects. ha!
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