How To Plan A Bathroom Remodel
By Robert Robillard on Bathrooms
Conclusion:
Proper planning prevents unnecessary roadblocks and helps you realize your vision by defining your space.
When you need to stop and rethink every step, planning and drafting in the field, you’re bound to miss some things, and those curve balls will slow you down and probably cost you in time and labor.
The ounce of prevention here is making decisions prior to cutting lumber. Realistic schedules need to be produced. A proper sequence of events should be spelled out clearly so that the necessary materials are on hand at the right time: Don’t gut the bathroom until the plumbing fixtures and vanity cabinet are on site and ready to install.
Watch our video series on bathroom remodeling . . .
How To Remodel A Bathroom – Episode 1 Demo
How To Remodel A Bathroom – Episode 2 Rough Framing and Plumbing
How To Plan A Bathroom Remodel – Episode 3: Framing, insulation and a copper shower pan install
How To Plan A Bathroom Remodel – Episode 4: supporting a shower half wall.
How To Remodel A Bathroom – Episode 5: coordination of effort and contractors in a bath remodel
How To Plan A Bathroom Remodel – Episode 6: Shower mud floor, Silestone tub surround install and electric radiant floor heat
How To Plan A Bathroom Remodel – Episode 7:Framing Openings in floor joists
How To Plan A Bathroom Remodel – Episode 8: Waterproofing a shower [liquid waterproofing]
How To Plan A Bathroom Remodel – Episode 9: Installing cement backer-board underlayment under tile floor
How To Plan A Bathroom Remodel – Episode 10: Choosing and installing electric radiant heat under tile
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