@@SuperVPro So you laid your floor tile on top of your dry pack mud bed, all in the same day? What was your mix ratio and what type of cement did you use?
You should always poor and mud your pan and tile the shower floor before running any tiles on the walls. And don’t be a professional rookie and use a piece of fern strip to run your tile it if you pour your pan right and install your tile right you should be able to run your wall tiles right off of your floor tiles for a perfect installation every time!
Looks nice. One thing I would like to point out is that when you changed the plumbing drain where it connected to the vent tee, you made it a tee wye, that now doesn't meet code. You shouldn't have a problem snaking a 2" tee to start, but the reason for code compliance is the water level now can block the air in that tee wye. The vent is lower than the drain. Then it acts like it isn't vented. IPC and UPC plumbing codes address this. Functions like an s trap.
Great Video!! I recommend don’t put a lot of thinset unless your installing Tile right away if your Thinset gets air that bond won’t be right. Also if you do plumbing leave it open 24hr to make sure there’s no leaks. And from personal experience use Oatey Shower Pan PVC Adhesive on the drain 👌🏻
Tile installation... The final job looks great. However, the tiles were not properly installed. When you install an interior tile you should have a minimum contact area of 80% between the tile and the thin set (NOT LESS). Exterior tiles and tiles subject moisture (i.e. Showers) should have a 95% of contact area (ANSI A108.5). You can also refer to the current version of the TCNA Handbook.
I’ll explain all your mortar needs to be spread in one direction perpendicular,then tiles need to be placed and worked side to side (perpendicular) to knock down the ridges that’s why you use a notch trowel and lastly tiles need to be vibrated or tapped to release air bubbles if you do not do those three things you will not get 95% coverage!
@@Oneguyinc. What you're talking about is something that has to be done if your thin set is very stiff my stuff is very wet including the mud everything squishes out without a problem. That's why floating your walls with mud is the best way is way and the longest lasting .
idk man, seems like its gunna leak. no red guard or equivalent or nothing anywhere on the float? Theres that other channel that shows what happens when you dont.
Yes. He should have Red Guarded the entire float. Should have back buttered all the tiles. No pebbles or rocks to protect weep holes. No 24 hour water retention test for the liner. Didn't look like he used pressure treated lumber for curb. Didn't set level lines ensuring a proper screed to create correct slope over the parameter of the pan. Didn't look like any sealer was used. etc. Ain't no way this is shower isn't getting water damage.
@@chinaskibukowski7747 definitely all that, those details separate the advance custom builder and the production builder. The reason why it might not be an issue alot of the times is because in hot climates, water mitigation is enough and the dry hot air will literally suck and dry out any moisture leaks. But in the cold northwest, after a hot shower, the air will be hyper moisturized and water mitigation is not enough. It will never dry out in between daily showers for a whole family, so the only way to make it last 25 years is straight up pure water proofing everything. Vapor barriers, red gaurd, pressure treated when you can, always cement board. An un regaurded float will fail in cold climates. I stop trusting floats all together where im at as well. Same amount of time for me to shim and the wall with 1/16th plywood strips, and just use cement board. Its like......5 sheets. Heres an example of what happens to a floated wall on drywall with no redgaurd. ruclips.net/video/joPIlGyl8Qs/видео.html he probably did it that way for dozens of builds and was fine but that particular customer, probably had a huge family and that shower was nuked 8 times a day. The grout never dried out in between uses and eventauly water just wicked through the float and damaged the drywall.
All the waterproofing is in the back of the float: aquabar paper. The reason for that is that if the corners separate the red guard will always crack and that is the biggest damage I see in this industry. It's okay for DIYers, not okay for professionals. The shower has to be good for at least 30 years without leaking. Not everybody can afford to replace their shower every five years. And getting warranty out of Redguard is like pulling teeth.
This guy is a beast at what he does. Breaking all the rules and still getting it done.tiled all the way down then pouring the shower pan is definitely one. Lol.
What is the size of the shower? And what is the tile on the back wall - I love it! Please do a video on materials cost for this. Please don't take offense to this. Yours are quickly becoming my favorite videos on home improvement, but the background music, while you are talking and explaining things, is loud and distracting and many videos have muted parts. Still very much worth watching! But please get rid of the music. Also, is there another way to finish the curb that will not leave such sharp edges? While they are sleek looking, i take care of an elderly man who is at risk of falling and the last thing I want is to add something that could potentially worsen the injury from a fall. So, as pretty as it looks, i think I need something rounded.
It's a 5x3 shower. The tile on the back wall is from Floor & Decor - 12x24 Idol tear grey tile. I will try to do the cost video as well, thank you for the suggestion. And thank you so much for the feedback about the music - we will work on tuning it down. It helps to hear back from you, guys! :) To get rid of the sharp edge you would want to use a schlutter edge. Hope it helps!
@@SuperVPro ooooooh. You had help. Yes, it’s possible with help to do it in 2 days, constructing it the way you did by floating the walls, and not waiting for the mud pan to dry before tiling. But in your video you portraying as if you did it all by yourself.
Very nice. I enjoyed the work. Shower remodel to me it’s very important because if you do upstairs it can cause water leak if you don’t do it properly. We all should spend time in learning how to do this ourself.
😂😂 this guy is crazy. shower liner should be inside the walls not on The outside. Never rush a shower bra. When you think you’ve seen it all Good job😂😂😂
You are correct if you're trying to lick and stick but if you're floating the Pan liner has to be behind the water proofing. Thank you for the comment I appreciate it.
30min tear out lol. 2 days? Even funnier... Set up, clean up, material pick up, grout, fixtures install, prep and paint, and glass doors is over 2 days. I'd even be surprised if u got demo, plumbing rough, wall board, wateproofing, tile layout, and tile install done in 2 days. Its nice work, no need to embellish.
@@SuperVPro but that's time. I prefab most of my built ins off site, but I just don't count time on site. And you cut away when hard stuff gets done(niche,etc). Why only reply about material pick up, and no reply about paint, fixtures, finish plumbing, glass, etc? We both know any self respecting glass guy won't take final measurements and cut until tile is installed. And quickest turn around would be couple days by itself, more often than not at least a week. But then again I've only been doing this 18 yrs, so what do I know?
Ps doing all paint prep and 1st coat finish before tile install saves a ton of time not worrying about nice new tiles. And less ugly brushstrokes near cuts. Looks better, cuts time, and easy 15min touch up on way out the door
@@bobkeps2095 Paint was sprayed after everything was done and the glass is from 101 building supply its prefab. Thay have like 5 sizes. I will post a video about it when I get a chance.
It just seems that everybody nowadays is an expert and which is not true back in the day when there was no wonder board HardieBacker or things like that we just used waterproof paper chicken wire and cement we mixed by hand call fat mud and you plumbed it up same day set your tile those guys that could do two and even three tubs a day finished complete so these guys that come in and do a shower or conversion act like they're super men which are not the old timers knew what they were doing they were smart these guys are not smart they're just winging it they're fooling you once you know that this stuff stands up for 20 years then you'll know what you're talking about these guys don't know what they're talking about yet.
Great job other than creating an "s trap" when you moved the drain. That thing your calling a sweep is a combo. The short sweep on the Sanitary tee is designed like that on purpose. It prevents the trap from siphoning dry when the shower is draining. Honestly it shouldn't be a problem because the shower will drain much less water volume than the previous tub did. However in the future if you use a combo in place of a sanitary tee on something like a tub it will be an issue causing sewer smell if they ever fill up the tub and drain it. Bathroom looks great though. The work including the plumbing is really clean.
Whey ? Don't project you limitations on there. I have tiled 6 shower in 5 days and can tile and grout a normal shower in 8 hour day. The reason I'm doing videos is to inform people that we can get things done much faster then they think. And with perfect quality using the old school method. All you need is some practice and Skill. I'm no spacial I just put lots of time in my craft. Thank you for you comment we can all get better.
@@SuperVPro please buddy don't teach people to rush this kind of jobs. For example do you think is ok to build shower bed and set tile same day? Just imagine someone watching your videos hire a contractor to renovate their bathroom and put pressure in contractor asking to finish a bathroom in 2 days???? Do you think people will like to pay 5k-8k for a 2 days job??? Please...
@@saviolin777 It should not be a problem when you go to a doctor for a procedure that takes A-day and spent 40000 how do you explain that. As long as the customer understands and/or got couple of bids. You should have no problem life is too short to play the theater you wan to get things done and get out of there. They're paying you for the finished product not how much time you spent. I hope you understand but there's nothing wrong with the way you are doing it you can take as long as you want. Have a great day
I have never seen anyone ever install the tile before doing the shower floor. If I saw you do that in my house, I would fire you on the spot. Then hire someone who knows what they are doing, and have my attorney send you the bill. I don't know who taught you to do it that way, but it is wrong. In time water is going to get under that floor.
How in the hell do you get something like that done in only 2 days? Unless you work all night then its impossible for one guy.. with tearout and demo, mold removal, re-frame and insulate, seal the exterior, plumbing, shower pan and drain fitting, sheetrock, backerboard, thinset/ mortar, tiling, subfloor leveling, moisture barriers, floor tile, vanity set and plumb, drywall, paint, caulking, cleanup…. In 2 days while letting everything dry and setup?? How..? One person..? I dont believe you done it the right way.. my bet is the shit will mold and rot through in a year.. aint no way one guy can do all that shit right and in 2 days.. takes me at least a week.. thats with tearout and alll.. if im just tiling then 2 days.. but jeez..
Not everybody can do it and I did have a helper that hands me and mix me things. Not everybody is the gold medal winner in Olympics and not everybody could get there I hope you can. Just like in any other career only 3 percan do something like that. 97% are just bench warmers. You set 2 days to title that for you that is pretty darn good most of the people I know can't even do that. That was a big reason for me to start making videos because everybody called it BS. Now they just want to work with me to learn so that's what I want to teach.
I'm no expert at plumbing, but I don't thing that shower drain is set up correctly. It is also too high. The plumbing should be below the slab, not in it.
@@SuperVPro LOL Combo Wye doesn't go vertically. I doubt you changed it out but I could be wrong. I will send you $100 if you have video redoing it so I can look like the fool
This definitely came out nice but I doubt this was a 2 day renovation..I mean the video just had you in it ,but even if there was multiple people in the job there’s no way you doing all of that in two days lol..And this for a 26 yr tradesman who specializes in kitchens and baths ..
Excellent!!! Tip for DIY'er - Consider doing back wall of shower (part you see looking directly into shower) first. It helps hide potential uneven butts/gaps (tile meeting point) and cleans up the visual look.
Thats the worst job ive ever seen for rule breaking, no pressure valves over 24 hours, no plug test and no drop test on the rubber liner, totally wrong way round on the walls first. But he will learn when he has to go back.
I am also a designer and I think it looks great and a lot of people agree with me. But if it's not your cup of tea that's fine that's why there's so many different styles.
I love doing projects myself I have given myself a summer job changing a tub to shower watching your videos gave me more knowledge keep your fingers crossed it turns out well. I have plumbed a shower wall before never removed a tub and changed it so thanks for showing me I can handle it
Wow… so many things were done incorrectly I can’t even watch the rest of this video. Where are your air chambers on hot/cold plumbing? Shower floor ALWAYS gets pouring and installed first? Did you just cut out support studs to create a niche? So many things done improperly and against standard codes
No sir. Even though you have the good set up with the weeping drain, the shower pan should have been poured first, then tiled. Then bring your wall tile down onto of your Tiled floor. If the customer suffers caulking failure your floor pan will fill up more so. Yes you got the good drain set up with the weeping drain but it's another way to avoid your sand finish floor filling up with water.
Hi ! Why do you install floor last ?? Water goes down walls on top of crack or seam wall to floor. Isn’t it better waterproof ways to install floor first then walls on top of floor ?
It will not be better because you will not be able to replace the floor if you want to. Plus underneath your mud and tile is weep holes which can take care of any water that needs to go down there.
Please watch other videos before you start to do this by yourself. there were some things here that are labeled as red flags by a lot of other professionals. Do a lot of homework.
Lol you are very funny. This is a method I learned 21 years ago and have done about 50 shower every year since and only one failed and that was because of the drain.
You made a big mistake , you went all the way done with your backerboard then you bonded it into the pan , now when the water get in the grout line it will wick up the wall
I don’t do tiles or plumbing but I just wanna know why there is not space between the tiles. Isn’t that a rule spacing the tiles when you do this kind of work?
At the drain site, instead of a circle, an X would have been better. Provides a natural way for the water to weep down. Seems minor, I know... but makes a difference.
@@SuperVPro Not the slope. you know where you cute a circle and placed a lot of silicon from the caulk gun.. if you just placed an X in the liner and folded them over the water natural flows down it. Allows the seep holes to work.
@@ABlueDahlia I see before I continue with the drain after I silicon I visually inspect the weep holes are not obstructed if any of the silicone squeezes out I remove it and wipe it away. I've seen shower Start smelling because of that because the water is not draining out fortunately I don't have that issue. I appreciate your comment.
Those methods were always used it's cheaper way of doing it and you can get guys that don't have much experience and something that a home owner can do.
I’m gonna have to say the tile inside the shower against the wall looks great but all the little tiny blocks and then the tile that you got in the shower at the bottom floor dude you got to make a match it looks like you ran out of certain tiles and just use whatever you had on hand. It needs to be more uniform honestly that’s my personal opinion I just don’t like the set up you did I like the shower piping that is wonderful the door for the shower wonderful everything looks great except for the little tiny tile and the floor inside the shower those two have no correlation with the other. God bless you my brother repent if you need to Jesus Christ is coming back very soon so repent so we can be in heaven together and you can show me how to put Tile together in a bathroom. ✝️✝️✝️🇺🇸
I appreciate your message. Different areas in town have different design This is what was chosen for this bathroom. Thanks for the word of encouragement.
@@SuperVPro by the way I don’t know if I said this but I love your video look forward to watching some more God bless you your family and friends and remember Jesus Christ is coming back very soon my brother so repent if you need to so we can meet in heaven one day. ✝️✝️✝️🇺🇸🤠
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So, demo, mudding, tiling, grouting and sealing all in two days? I call bullshit! You didn't give anything proper time to set up or dry.
It drys well you work on it.
When a person is a professional at what they do time is not a problem.
@@SuperVPro So you laid your floor tile on top of your dry pack mud bed, all in the same day? What was your mix ratio and what type of cement did you use?
Yes that's right we use dyna-crete bag mud.
2 days?
You should always poor and mud your pan and tile the shower floor before running any tiles on the walls. And don’t be a professional rookie and use a piece of fern strip to run your tile it if you pour your pan right and install your tile right you should be able to run your wall tiles right off of your floor tiles for a perfect installation every time!
Looks nice.
One thing I would like to point out is that when you changed the plumbing drain where it connected to the vent tee, you made it a tee wye, that now doesn't meet code.
You shouldn't have a problem snaking a 2" tee to start, but the reason for code compliance is the water level now can block the air in that tee wye. The vent is lower than the drain. Then it acts like it isn't vented. IPC and UPC plumbing codes address this. Functions like an s trap.
I know exactly what you mean and I did make that change later on. I have a c36 California plumbing license.
Wow, that seems like overkill, chicken wire and all that. How come you didn’t just do cement board?
This is one of the best things anyone could do to a mobile/manufactured home. Upgrade the tub/shower with this brick style tile!
Hell yeah bro! Love your work ethic. He said “NOTHING works by accident gotta make sure its GOLDEN” thats facts!
Thank you bro
yeah man!!! love it! new sub right here ... love that plaster
Thanks bro.
Sorry Completely Wrong you step on the liner with Cement
$15,000 for that job.
Great Video!! I recommend don’t put a lot of thinset unless your installing Tile right away if your Thinset gets air that bond won’t be right. Also if you do plumbing leave it open 24hr to make sure there’s no leaks. And from personal experience use Oatey Shower Pan PVC Adhesive on the drain 👌🏻
Thank you for you input.
it looks like you used a 2 inch comby for your drain, instead of a sanitary tee
Lol
He’s definitely not a plumber lol but other then that it looks good
Wow !! So so many things done wrong here, lost track half way through. Glad you don't do this for others, this is totally hacked up.
Holy hackshow batman !!!
Please explain?
I called you but you don't pick up? Come on man. 😆
Tile installation... The final job looks great. However, the tiles were not properly installed. When you install an interior tile you should have a minimum contact area of 80% between the tile and the thin set (NOT LESS). Exterior tiles and tiles subject moisture (i.e. Showers) should have a 95% of contact area (ANSI A108.5). You can also refer to the current version of the TCNA Handbook.
100% contact is better than all of that can you please explain what you're talking about?
I’ll explain all your mortar needs to be spread in one direction perpendicular,then tiles need to be placed and worked side to side (perpendicular) to knock down the ridges that’s why you use a notch trowel and lastly tiles need to be vibrated or tapped to release air bubbles if you do not do those three things you will not get 95% coverage!
@@Oneguyinc. What you're talking about is something that has to be done if your thin set is very stiff my stuff is very wet including the mud everything squishes out without a problem. That's why floating your walls with mud is the best way is way and the longest lasting .
@UCRAT_Lw67V-Y2PG9NfUVQQA who are you what is your company name ?
idk man, seems like its gunna leak. no red guard or equivalent or nothing anywhere on the float? Theres that other channel that shows what happens when you dont.
Yes. He should have Red Guarded the entire float. Should have back buttered all the tiles. No pebbles or rocks to protect weep holes. No 24 hour water retention test for the liner. Didn't look like he used pressure treated lumber for curb. Didn't set level lines ensuring a proper screed to create correct slope over the parameter of the pan. Didn't look like any sealer was used. etc. Ain't no way this is shower isn't getting water damage.
@@chinaskibukowski7747 definitely all that, those details separate the advance custom builder and the production builder. The reason why it might not be an issue alot of the times is because in hot climates, water mitigation is enough and the dry hot air will literally suck and dry out any moisture leaks. But in the cold northwest, after a hot shower, the air will be hyper moisturized and water mitigation is not enough. It will never dry out in between daily showers for a whole family, so the only way to make it last 25 years is straight up pure water proofing everything. Vapor barriers, red gaurd, pressure treated when you can, always cement board. An un regaurded float will fail in cold climates. I stop trusting floats all together where im at as well. Same amount of time for me to shim and the wall with 1/16th plywood strips, and just use cement board. Its like......5 sheets. Heres an example of what happens to a floated wall on drywall with no redgaurd.
ruclips.net/video/joPIlGyl8Qs/видео.html
he probably did it that way for dozens of builds and was fine but that particular customer, probably had a huge family and that shower was nuked 8 times a day. The grout never dried out in between uses and eventauly water just wicked through the float and damaged the drywall.
All the waterproofing is in the back of the float: aquabar paper. The reason for that is that if the corners separate the red guard will always crack and that is the biggest damage I see in this industry. It's okay for DIYers, not okay for professionals. The shower has to be good for at least 30 years without leaking. Not everybody can afford to replace their shower every five years. And getting warranty out of Redguard is like pulling teeth.
This guy is a beast at what he does. Breaking all the rules and still getting it done.tiled all the way down then pouring the shower pan is definitely one. Lol.
😊
He had the rubber behind the tile. Worst that will happen is his tile will wick the pack
No pressure testing , no pan liner test, but will the beast go back and rectify his coy pond.
Rules exist for a reason.
What is the size of the shower? And what is the tile on the back wall - I love it! Please do a video on materials cost for this.
Please don't take offense to this. Yours are quickly becoming my favorite videos on home improvement, but the background music, while you are talking and explaining things, is loud and distracting and many videos have muted parts. Still very much worth watching! But please get rid of the music.
Also, is there another way to finish the curb that will not leave such sharp edges? While they are sleek looking, i take care of an elderly man who is at risk of falling and the last thing I want is to add something that could potentially worsen the injury from a fall. So, as pretty as it looks, i think I need something rounded.
It's a 5x3 shower. The tile on the back wall is from Floor & Decor - 12x24 Idol tear grey tile. I will try to do the cost video as well, thank you for the suggestion.
And thank you so much for the feedback about the music - we will work on tuning it down. It helps to hear back from you, guys! :)
To get rid of the sharp edge you would want to use a schlutter edge. Hope it helps!
You did this renovation in two days😂. That’s a lie.
You didn't watch the video or have no Is understanding what is waterproof. Yes 2 long days but it's still 2 days.
Maybe if you have help but you’re not going to do all that in two days! Not by yourself!!!
@@Bbbbbbbbbbb-f1w I have one helper. What do you do for a living?
@@SuperVPro I’m a contractor and my specialty is bathroom renovations
@@SuperVPro ooooooh. You had help. Yes, it’s possible with help to do it in 2 days, constructing it the way you did by floating the walls, and not waiting for the mud pan to dry before tiling. But in your video you portraying as if you did it all by yourself.
Did you use spacers? grout? I've never done tile before without grout
No spacers but yes on grout .
I like minimize grout less cleaning and home owner love that.
@@SuperVPro we are going to remodel the whole house
@@jeremynguyen2346 I specialize in kitchens and bathrooms not necessarily other things though I do do them time to time .
@@SuperVPro do you like remodeling
@@jeremynguyen2346 Absolutely I do after the work is done I feel in accomplishment and I love how happy the people are.
Very nice. I enjoyed the work.
Shower remodel to me it’s very important because if you do upstairs it can cause water leak if you don’t do it properly.
We all should spend time in learning how to do this ourself.
Your 100% right, I make sure it fool proof.
Agreed!!
I'm Impressed 👍👍I installed tile for over 25 years It's nice to see somebody float wall's. Good job no f'ing around
😂😂 this guy is crazy. shower liner should be inside the walls not on
The outside. Never rush a shower bra. When you think you’ve seen it all
Good job😂😂😂
You are correct if you're trying to lick and stick but if you're floating the Pan liner has to be behind the water proofing. Thank you for the comment I appreciate it.
Your shower is so 1998! Two days my ass
You can hate concrete all you want but Rome is still standing.
Backwards ,
Witch part?
In 2 days . Hustler
Thank you
30min tear out lol. 2 days? Even funnier... Set up, clean up, material pick up, grout, fixtures install, prep and paint, and glass doors is over 2 days. I'd even be surprised if u got demo, plumbing rough, wall board, wateproofing, tile layout, and tile install done in 2 days. Its nice work, no need to embellish.
All the materials was purchased and picked up in advanced. You tend to learn how to do things very quickly after 20 years of practice.
I appreciate your comment.
@@SuperVPro but that's time. I prefab most of my built ins off site, but I just don't count time on site. And you cut away when hard stuff gets done(niche,etc). Why only reply about material pick up, and no reply about paint, fixtures, finish plumbing, glass, etc? We both know any self respecting glass guy won't take final measurements and cut until tile is installed. And quickest turn around would be couple days by itself, more often than not at least a week. But then again I've only been doing this 18 yrs, so what do I know?
Ps doing all paint prep and 1st coat finish before tile install saves a ton of time not worrying about nice new tiles. And less ugly brushstrokes near cuts. Looks better, cuts time, and easy 15min touch up on way out the door
@@bobkeps2095 Paint was sprayed after everything was done and the glass is from 101 building supply its prefab. Thay have like 5 sizes. I will post a video about it when I get a chance.
Start work, especially when you changed the half inch pipe to 2 inch that proves you have a good vision n knowledge about your work....keep it up
Thank you .
Jack off all trades Master of none. Good job.
Ray barone making showers now?
Great remodel thanks for sharing.
Can you be so kind and check out our latest remodel??
Good work glad to see you back at recording .
It just seems that everybody nowadays is an expert and which is not true back in the day when there was no wonder board HardieBacker or things like that we just used waterproof paper chicken wire and cement we mixed by hand call fat mud and you plumbed it up same day set your tile those guys that could do two and even three tubs a day finished complete so these guys that come in and do a shower or conversion act like they're super men which are not the old timers knew what they were doing they were smart these guys are not smart they're just winging it they're fooling you once you know that this stuff stands up for 20 years then you'll know what you're talking about these guys don't know what they're talking about yet.
Can someone tell me what’s the name of this type of work? I’m 22 and want to go to school to learn how to do ALL OF THIS!! PLS HELP🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼
Tile installation.
I’m 6’5 and I’ve never had water come up to me but water always falls down to short people. I put all my shower heads at 7’
Lol I like the high as well .
Great job other than creating an "s trap" when you moved the drain. That thing your calling a sweep is a combo. The short sweep on the Sanitary tee is designed like that on purpose. It prevents the trap from siphoning dry when the shower is draining. Honestly it shouldn't be a problem because the shower will drain much less water volume than the previous tub did. However in the future if you use a combo in place of a sanitary tee on something like a tub it will be an issue causing sewer smell if they ever fill up the tub and drain it. Bathroom looks great though. The work including the plumbing is really clean.
Thank you so much I appreciate your insight I did re do that part after Realizing.
that wavy lined back splash looks like water, water lines. waves
I don't think you did this in 2 days........
Whey ? Don't project you limitations on there. I have tiled 6 shower in 5 days and can tile and grout a normal shower in 8 hour day. The reason I'm doing videos is to inform people that we can get things done much faster then they think. And with perfect quality using the old school method. All you need is some practice and Skill. I'm no spacial I just put lots of time in my craft. Thank you for you comment we can all get better.
@@SuperVPro please buddy don't teach people to rush this kind of jobs.
For example do you think is ok to build shower bed and set tile same day? Just imagine someone watching your videos hire a contractor to renovate their bathroom and put pressure in contractor asking to finish a bathroom in 2 days???? Do you think people will like to pay 5k-8k for a 2 days job??? Please...
@@saviolin777 It should not be a problem when you go to a doctor for a procedure that takes A-day and spent 40000 how do you explain that. As long as the customer understands and/or got couple of bids. You should have no problem life is too short to play the theater you wan to get things done and get out of there. They're paying you for the finished product not how much time you spent. I hope you understand but there's nothing wrong with the way you are doing it you can take as long as you want. Have a great day
@@SuperVProlol not even close, I wish you well.
@@saviolin777 Thank you you to.
Great remodel. What size show and bathroom is that. Hoping I have enough to do the same.
5ft by 12ft
Freaking sick man!!!!!
Thank you.
I wish we could have seen how the vanity was installed. It looks beautiful. Was the water fall edge vanity custom made?
Yes I fabbed up the top on the spot including all the miters.
How much did this remodel cost? Thanks.
I have never seen anyone ever install the tile before doing the shower floor. If I saw you do that in my house, I would fire you on the spot. Then hire someone who knows what they are doing, and have my attorney send you the bill. I don't know who taught you to do it that way, but it is wrong. In time water is going to get under that floor.
Agree 100%.. This guy failed doing it this way. Floor first, Tile floor... Bring wall tile down ontop of floor tile. He has it totally backwards
Is that concrete.. honest question
This is all over my head! Looks good tho
Thank you.
Amen 🙏 I am free i am valued and love by my Heavenly Father I love you Jesus.
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Thank you bro won't let you down.
What was the final cost of this renovation? Nice finishes-
How in the hell do you get something like that done in only 2 days? Unless you work all night then its impossible for one guy.. with tearout and demo, mold removal, re-frame and insulate, seal the exterior, plumbing, shower pan and drain fitting, sheetrock, backerboard, thinset/ mortar, tiling, subfloor leveling, moisture barriers, floor tile, vanity set and plumb, drywall, paint, caulking, cleanup…. In 2 days while letting everything dry and setup?? How..? One person..? I dont believe you done it the right way.. my bet is the shit will mold and rot through in a year.. aint no way one guy can do all that shit right and in 2 days.. takes me at least a week.. thats with tearout and alll.. if im just tiling then 2 days.. but jeez..
Not everybody can do it and I did have a helper that hands me and mix me things. Not everybody is the gold medal winner in Olympics and not everybody could get there I hope you can. Just like in any other career only 3 percan do something like that. 97% are just bench warmers. You set 2 days to title that for you that is pretty darn good most of the people I know can't even do that. That was a big reason for me to start making videos because everybody called it BS. Now they just want to work with me to learn so that's what I want to teach.
How much did it cost you? If I have someone do this how much should I pay them to do this for me?
I'm no expert at plumbing, but I don't thing that shower drain is set up correctly. It is also too high. The plumbing should be below the slab, not in it.
"I'm not an expert " true
Nice job! I assume you're a fellow Canadian?... What would you expect to pay for a job like this for a 5'x5' bathroom ?
Not canada this is how we Do it in California the method was invented here. You would spend about 7 thousand dollars for just the shower.
Do you have the name and information of the floor tile you used in this video?
How did you know to skip over the wooden beams in the wall
Breaking all the rules indeed
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@@SuperVPro LOL Combo Wye doesn't go vertically. I doubt you changed it out but I could be wrong. I will send you $100 if you have video redoing it so I can look like the fool
@@simpsons721 not worth it one day I will put it up just stick around.
Thank you
wrong 2' fitting before the ptrap
needs a san tee
I realize you did most of the yourself. What was the total cost for this job? If you don't mind me asking. Great work. Thanks.
About 8k
Apparently these guys can speed up time! 😂
This definitely came out nice but I doubt this was a 2 day renovation..I mean the video just had you in it ,but even if there was multiple people in the job there’s no way you doing all of that in two days lol..And this for a 26 yr tradesman who specializes in kitchens and baths ..
Not everybody is fast as long as you are good at it you will be fine.
Great video. Can you say the cost of the materials ?
About 6900
thanks for explaining the steps .....never watch your videos again
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2 days is unrealistic also you installed the shower drain wrong.
This gives people the idea they just have to pay 2 days labor.
Good luck with that.
How I'd it wrong?
2 days is not realistic for most.
Excellent!!! Tip for DIY'er - Consider doing back wall of shower (part you see looking directly into shower) first. It helps hide potential uneven butts/gaps (tile meeting point) and cleans up the visual look.
Great job. I’m guessing you don’t have to put cement on the back of the small tiles?
Thanks for the comment Luke. 👍
Amazing video. I was wondering, what type of tiles did you use in for the shower?
The back tile is idol tear gray 12x24 and it's from floor and decor. The side are 3x6 from home depot.
What is the name of the paper he is using on the wall
Handyman ray ramano
Excellent work and ideas🔥
Thats the worst job ive ever seen for rule breaking, no pressure valves over 24 hours, no plug test and no drop test on the rubber liner, totally wrong way round on the walls first. But he will learn when he has to go back.
I have been doing it for 22 years and I've never had to go back for any of my showers and I warrantty them what do you think?
The subway vs. wave tile combo looks horrendous. Yuck!
I am also a designer and I think it looks great and a lot of people agree with me. But if it's not your cup of tea that's fine that's why there's so many different styles.
OMG.....
What color grout did you use?
2 days 😏….perhaps ……definitely not alone . Looks good tho 👊🏽
I did have one helper to mix.
Excellent….. but not in 2 days 😂😂😂😂
Maybe 4 or 5 days
Thank you for watching 2 days was fact
So sick
Thank you
I love doing projects myself I have given myself a summer job changing a tub to shower watching your videos gave me more knowledge keep your fingers crossed it turns out well. I have plumbed a shower wall before never removed a tub and changed it so thanks for showing me I can handle it
dude it is very complex!!!!
@@dustyflair how long does it take to remodel a bathroom
@@jeremynguyen2346 5 days min with drying time on shower preslope, water proofing, etc.
Congrats lose value in your home lol
@@jamesortmann6587 👋
For someone doing this themselves & trying to learn from this video... your 15second summary of the plumbing work you did HELPED NOTHING
I'm very sorry about that that was not the point of the video I will try to make a better tutorial in the future about plumbing.
Really nice job
Your “sweep” on the 2” drain isn’t legal. You just created a trap siphon.
You are right I did switch it before the pan.
Thank you for you knowledge.
How much cost the whole bathroom ? Thanks
About 18 to 24 thousand. That would be a great deal for you. Others companies would charge 35k witch is still a good cost.
If you do this much work in two days, you are not doing it correctly.
It 24 year hands on experience. There is always the 1%.
Is this a comedy show😂
Wow… so many things were done incorrectly I can’t even watch the rest of this video. Where are your air chambers on hot/cold plumbing? Shower floor ALWAYS gets pouring and installed first? Did you just cut out support studs to create a niche? So many things done improperly and against standard codes
Wow how did I pass inspection? And have been doing the same for 22years.
What do you do for a living?
No sir. Even though you have the good set up with the weeping drain, the shower pan should have been poured first, then tiled. Then bring your wall tile down onto of your Tiled floor. If the customer suffers caulking failure your floor pan will fill up more so. Yes you got the good drain set up with the weeping drain but it's another way to avoid your sand finish floor filling up with water.
I hate to sound negative, but there's no way you did that in two days. You shouldn't mislead people.
Why is that so hard to believe. I'm not misleading anybody.
How does a new bathroom like this cost?
About 20k depending on material.
Why didn’t you put redguard / waterproof membrane on your walls ???
Hi ! Why do you install floor last ?? Water goes down walls on top of crack or seam wall to floor. Isn’t it better waterproof ways to install floor first then walls on top of floor ?
It will not be better because you will not be able to replace the floor if you want to. Plus underneath your mud and tile is weep holes which can take care of any water that needs to go down there.
Please watch other videos before you start to do this by yourself. there were some things here that are labeled as red flags by a lot of other professionals. Do a lot of homework.
Lol you are very funny.
This is a method I learned 21 years ago and have done about 50 shower every year since and only one failed and that was because of the drain.
Nice shower, but you didn’t tell how to get the floor slope correct or the materials that you used.
I have some other video on that.
This is exactly same layout as our mini home bathroom. Do you know what it all cost?
Ware are you located?
You made a big mistake , you went all the way done with your backerboard then you bonded it into the pan , now when the water get in the grout line it will wick up the wall
1st of all all of that mess gets cleaned up after it hardens up. 2nd the walls are waterproof.
Aqua bar is NOT water resistant! I pity the guy who has to tear that out, that will be a mold disaster
Just read about it you will see. I have used it for 22 years.
This is the best shower prep job ive ever seen
You are way too kind thank you so much. thank you for watching this video I appreciate your comment.
I like it how much you charge me if you do it My shower, the same design
Ware are you located and are you a senior? I usually give a discount for people over 65.
I don’t do tiles or plumbing but I just wanna know why there is not space between the tiles. Isn’t that a rule spacing the tiles when you do this kind of work?
The fact that you said header and load bearing pleases me😊
I no manchen 2 days
Not once did I see this guy square anything up or plum anything up what's up with that.
Never seen anything so over engineered and uneccessary in 30 years of contracting. !!
Was your 30 years of construction mostly office work?
At the drain site, instead of a circle, an X would have been better. Provides a natural way for the water to weep down. Seems minor, I know... but makes a difference.
If I make it x slop then I would have to cut lines in the floor. There is no slop system out there like sluter that have the x slop.
@@SuperVPro Not the slope. you know where you cute a circle and placed a lot of silicon from the caulk gun.. if you just placed an X in the liner and folded them over the water natural flows down it. Allows the seep holes to work.
@@ABlueDahlia I see before I continue with the drain after I silicon I visually inspect the weep holes are not obstructed if any of the silicone squeezes out I remove it and wipe it away. I've seen shower Start smelling because of that because the water is not draining out fortunately I don't have that issue. I appreciate your comment.
What are those grout free tiles?!
It is not grout free but really small grout lines.
Some extremely important scientific discoveries were known to be on “accident.”
Innermediam access theorem that's was one.
Dam I learned how to float wall and it’s not easy… it’s a old dyin method now a days we use cement board or drywall
Those methods were always used it's cheaper way of doing it and you can get guys that don't have much experience and something that a home owner can do.
I’m gonna have to say the tile inside the shower against the wall looks great but all the little tiny blocks and then the tile that you got in the shower at the bottom floor dude you got to make a match it looks like you ran out of certain tiles and just use whatever you had on hand. It needs to be more uniform honestly that’s my personal opinion I just don’t like the set up you did I like the shower piping that is wonderful the door for the shower wonderful everything looks great except for the little tiny tile and the floor inside the shower those two have no correlation with the other. God bless you my brother repent if you need to Jesus Christ is coming back very soon so repent so we can be in heaven together and you can show me how to put Tile together in a bathroom. ✝️✝️✝️🇺🇸
I appreciate your message. Different areas in town have different design This is what was chosen for this bathroom. Thanks for the word of encouragement.
@@SuperVPro by the way I don’t know if I said this but I love your video look forward to watching some more God bless you your family and friends and remember Jesus Christ is coming back very soon my brother so repent if you need to so we can meet in heaven one day. ✝️✝️✝️🇺🇸🤠