I guess I will have to start a shower remodel thread

[fordracing19]

The wife got to use the shower in the master bath for the first time since December 6th when I tore it apart. lol She loves it.

Pics?

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[KBScobravert]

Pics?

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hahaha, NO!

In other news. Quote came in for the floor in there. Hopefully they start in a week or two. Shooting for 12" unless they can't find any. In which case 18" matching the pattern of the tile on the shower floor.

[8mpg]

go with 18" tile floors.

[KBScobravert]

go with 18" tile floors.

I thought you only wanted to use a LARGE tile in a large space though. Wouldn't a 12" make the area look larger?

[8mpg]

I thought you only wanted to use a LARGE tile in a large space though. Wouldn't a 12" make the area look larger?

No... and large tile is the style right now. 12" tile means more grout lines. Large tile actually makes areas look bigger.

[CWO]

Im going with 12x24

[Vertnut]

Make sure that floor is REALLY level...

[8mpg]

There lots of great tile products to make sure the floors are level when they are put down

[Vertnut]

There lots of great tile products to make sure the floors are level when they are put down

Yeah. I know. Some awesome self-leveling products. That doesn't mean people (do-it-your-selfers) actually use them. A 24" long tile will show ANY imperfection in that slab...with a swiftness.

[KBScobravert]

Floor starts tomorrow.

[03mustangdude]

any updates? SOrry to bump new house will need new shower and whole lotta tile work done who did you use?

[KBScobravert]

It came out great. I just got back to work after having a week off and didn't take a single pic of the bathroom. The tile on the floor in the shower is a little slick so watch for that. Granted we have VERY soft water and it lends a slick feeling to everything. But take that into consideration.