Bathroom Bling
It was like an Extreme Home Makeover only without the extreme. And it took a lot longer than 7 days. And it was only one room. And there was only really me, with some help from a crippled Jodster..........but other than that it was just like the show. Ok so maybe not, but I thought it would have been fun to run around with a megaphone until my wife began beating me with it.
I realized that people didn't really get to see the old bathroom so here is a quick tour of the "before"
And now the shiny new one. Since I found leaky pipes and an electrical box with a rag stuffed in it, the plumbing and electrical were both reworked to avoid leaks and fires. The room was re-sheeted and ceramics installed on floor and tub surround. A new bathtub, toilet and sink installed and an exhaust fan was installed to clear the steamy shower air (and objectionable aromas). Since I still had to go to work I think that's not too shabby for 3 weekends and a couple of hours each weeknight. I reckon I managed to put in about 8-9 full days of work despite a job, a child, a family barbecue and various mishaps and pitfalls. It's pretty but careful what you touch, some of the paint is still wet I think.
18 Comments:
Ahhh! Nice! :)
I LOVE IT when a project is finally complete...especially when you've done it yourself!
Congrats! :)
fantastic work--mine next!
btw--have you seen the happy bunny that says: "Hi! I made a little sculpture of you!" and it is sitting on the toilet?
So rude. I just saw it last night at a mall and saw your bathroom post this morning--toilet humor is so crude . . .
How very clever of you! Looks great!
I don't know why you wanted to avoid leaks and fires. Water and heat are what keeps us humans alive.
You...um.... ARE human.... aren't you?
Very Nice! We have to tackle our bathroom very soon. I hope it ends up looking like yours.
I hate that megaphone. I want to grab it from Ty and smash it on the ground.
don't you think the toilet will make a nice flower pot outside next to the sandbox. what the heck is sitting on the back of the NEW toilet?
great job... I hired a contractor to do my bathroom, they screwed up the tiles, so it's still not done, a year later!
The new bathroom looks great.
Is the old toilet outside for odour control. It would be a good way to keep the new one smelling nice..
Oooooh....Ahhhhh....Audience clapping
yay, new bathroom! arguably, the most important room in the house, so a snazzy, leak and fire free, one is always of utmost importance.
Beautiful work!!!
Good job!!
great job! we've recently moved into our new house, ok it was 2 months ago but we're both working full-time ok? anyway, I KNOW how much work it is, it took my husband over a week to refinish (with my help) a door frame that had been *gasp* painted and install a new french door in place of the old.
Point is, I KNOW you've done a great job and in so little time as well. C'mon we're amateurs here! Not like the designers and that on those makeover houses....they've got lots of manpower and knowledge going into those dealies. You've done marvelous.
YAY it's finished!
We had to redo our bathroom a few years ago because the toilet was sinking into the the crawl space.
The two of you did a great job.
i think happy and blue's idea is great.
Good job! I bet the neighbors love the new yard decorations.
Is that the bathroom or nathroom? LOL
I love those little pedestal sinks-- they're perfect for small or odd spaces where you'd have possible difficulties with a regular old-fashioned sink.
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