A few shots of my shower/wetroom build from this year.
The boat has a V shaped hull so the showe can't be full width. A drain a each end because the water flows forward when the tank is full and backwards when empty. Construction is 6mm tiles beded onto Evo-Stick WetGrab, grouted with Evo-Stick White For Life silicone (yes, EVERY ONE!).
Underfloor preperation, a fresh paint of blacking and a bit of insulating foam to help with condensation.
The shower base is completed and can be put back into action. It works perfectly. The edge infront of the WC has a 45deg angle put into the floor so the tiles 'flow up and over'. The same is done the other side later.
Some more uprights and grouting. four holes are left for the WC screws as these tiles don't drill so easily. Note the matching bog brush!
WC back in, under-sink started.
Sink removed for tiling, pipes have been adjusted to remove any inaccessible connections behind this panel. the 240v shaver socket has also been rotated and moved slightly. More silicone grouting :(
The boat has a V shaped hull so the showe can't be full width. A drain a each end because the water flows forward when the tank is full and backwards when empty. Construction is 6mm tiles beded onto Evo-Stick WetGrab, grouted with Evo-Stick White For Life silicone (yes, EVERY ONE!).
The shower base is completed and can be put back into action. It works perfectly. The edge infront of the WC has a 45deg angle put into the floor so the tiles 'flow up and over'. The same is done the other side later.
Some more uprights and grouting. four holes are left for the WC screws as these tiles don't drill so easily. Note the matching bog brush!
WC back in, under-sink started.
Sink removed for tiling, pipes have been adjusted to remove any inaccessible connections behind this panel. the 240v shaver socket has also been rotated and moved slightly. More silicone grouting :( 
1 comment:
Looks wonderful
Regards
Pete
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