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@@tonycopelyn8730 you mean the piece that covers the hole.

@@Drewdoode is there something that fits on the backside of the wand holder that protects the tile from being damaged by metal wand holder as you screw it onto the water inlet line?

@@disturbedmushroom_Live at least there’s that!

@@gustavouribe518 not much time.

@@xuser9980 glad you were able to make it work. We wanted to do it in another bathroom but couldn’t because the abs was occupying the whole space.

@@Sara.Rose. it’s so worth it. Roman Clay really adds a lot of depth to a room

@@ToryDelury thanks so much!

We clean ourselves so it’s relatively cheap. Just the price of scrubbing bubbles bathroom cleaner. Not too difficult to clean either.

@@ub03764 I see them the same as shower or tub valves. Shut off valves could be convenient for a leak but either way the wall has to be opened to fix a leak.

@@frankfranco5152 it actually has bump stops that push it out more. It needs to protrude past the front edge of the box in order to have space to push it so it opens. The drawer slide is recessed a bit but then the slide is adjusted forward so the drawer sits out some.

@@deedots2878 Hello! Is the floor slanting in one direction or are there dips in the floor?

@@Drewdoode dips in the floor…and it’s slated towards the middle. Not massive perhaps a cm or so

@@deedots2878 you can buy floor patch and spread it on the dipped areas. You spread it on like thinset. The other option is putting self leveler but it’s a large job. I’ve not done that before. I’ve used the patch and it worked good.

@@Drewdoode Thank you for your advice! We removed some hardboard and the floor patch they had use some years ago was all cracked and contributing to the noise. I dug deeper and was advised to purchase a special wood floor grade ply and fix it well to subfloor, that should fix levelling issues. I am just wondering whether to place the cork between subfloor and ply or between ply and chevron top layer? I will be glueing down. But I’m guess I can just experiment once my materials arrive and see what makes better sense. To be fair, half the pro’s I have come across were playing the guessing game too

@@thomacapo1892 I think you would need to change the slides and clips over to Blum.

@@wwolfram33 thank you! 🙏

@@iph2 holding out great! I love the glue down method.

@@Overeasy159 thanks so much for the comment. It’s matte. It would have a sheen if we used the protective coating but since the bathroom is not closed off and large I’m not too worried about moisture and opted to not use the coating. We also didn’t want to make it shiny haha.

@@Drewdoode thank you so much for your response! And your bathroom is perfection, beautiful.. great job!

@@Overeasy159 thanks so much!

Thanks so much!!!

Since zellige is natural and porous it absorbs water. If you don’t soak. It’ll absorb water out of the thinset causing it to be too dry once placed on the wall and it won’t be as strong of a bond.

Thanks so much for the feedback. I’m going to check out your videos so I can learn more.

Not too bad. I want to try and use an electric scrubber brush on it. Maybe I should make a video on it.

We’d love that!

Sooooo worth it. I kept thinking I was doing it wrong.

I didn’t know there was a temp adjustment other than positioning the rotating handles? I thought it was similar to faucets? Is yours too hot or too cold?

It won’t go above 100. Everywhere else is 120. Most have a mixing valve but I can’t find one.

@@12Cainepolo do you think maybe the handle is positioned too far back and not opening the hot water line enough?

I will test and report back. Thanks!

@@12Cainepolo let me know!

Larger joint less variation and texture for sure.

Thanks so much!

I’m not sure as I’ve not researched. I think it might be similar.

Thank you so much!

Thanks for watching!

We used a schluter base for the shower pan and then put tile over it. The pony wall is calacatta monet.

WOW tiles FTW

@@Drewdoode gonna do my kitchen next week with WOW Potters

I’m glad it was helpful. If I do it again I would def paint the wall the color of Roman Clay before putting the clay on. I had to do so many layers.

Totally agree and I wish I did the first layer with a paint roller and focused on texture oh just the second coat!

Thanks so much for the comment. It’s been a long road. I think it can be like this with many passions and even work sometimes. Thanks for the support.

Thanks so much! Let me know if you have any questions?

Hello!!! Thanks for the support.

Thanks so much!!

Thanks so much!!!

Wow. Thank you so so much. I really appreciate the comment.

We usually create a mood board of what finishes we want then take measurements and then demo. I might have to make a video on this process!!

@@Drewdoode that would be a great video , coming from someone who wants to renovate myself but don’t know how to start, it’s daunting, not knowing how to tackle a project for the first time and have it come out professional like you have created

@@iph2 I def will plan to make a video like this. Thanks for the idea!!

I love the art of photo and video.

Haha the thinset dries them out lol

Initially I wanted all the bathrooms to have the same finishes products but I think that’s more often done in quick flip home renovations. I think style can be consistent but each bathroom should have its own identity.

Thanks so much! So happy with the outcome. Have you used zellige?

@@Drewdoode We're getting ready to put it in our kitchen (backsplash/wall) this week, first time with this type of tile. I live near LA and bought from Zia, the 4 inch squares. I accidentally found your great video yesterday!

Also, I don't think I mentioned, but your shower turned out gorgeous

@@audriesharpe5729 Thanks so much! And the square zellige looks amazing. Your kitchen we’ll be awesome with zellige backsplash.

Plastic is for a moisture barrier on concrete subfloor when floating floors. Since we utilized the glue down method on concrete subfloors we used cork underlayment. The cork underlayment also acts as a moisture barrier.

@@Drewdoode how much did it end up costing for the 1700 sqft in materials total, you’re actually the first Iv seen use the cork underpayment and glue , actually seems solid and longer lasting

@@iph2 So we paid about $0.80 a square foot for the underlayment. $150 for adhesive to glue cork to the subfloor and then $1000 for adhesive to glue hardwood to cork. This process is worth it if in the budget. The floor is so solid and it’s quiet and has better temp retention. We actually learned how to do it on RUclips from someone named @Mrdoityourself

@@Drewdoodeappreciate the advice, solid work

@@iph2 let me know if you have any other questions!

I’m a physical therapist! I’m all self taught. There’s a lot to learn but I learned it all online. It’s doable and a lot of it builds on each itself. Let me know if you have any questions.

Are you talking about the hole in the wall where the fixtures passed through?

I see the art in having a mosaic style zellige for sure. Does not fit our style but I can appreciate the art.

Thanks so much!

We were actually just talking about the same thing. We were considering it as a backsplash in the kitchen but decided otherwise due to the challenges of cleaning grease off it. It’s possible just challenging for sure.