This bathroom remodel job was gutted out down to the wall studs. The job called for a new tub, wall tiles, light fixtures, shutoff valves, and paint. The floor tiles, toilet, faucets, and lavatory were all somewhat new and were re-used. During the gutting stage an unknown difficulty presented itself right away. The walls were two layers; 1/4″ painted masonite panels over 1/2″ drywall. Not a huge problem but did result in some spacing issues with the floor tiles. The existing window was 100% plastic and glass and the trim I used was a plastic composite sealed in with 60 year latex caulk. The wall tiles are set on Schulter Kerdi, and the tiled up shower nook is on a Nobel base. We were able to take out the walls without hurting either the ceiling or the floor tiles and that was a relief. Wrapping it up with a nice paint job including the closet
this job looked great. Total cost to the customer less than $4500