Designer Shower Remodel Under $1000.00 | Reality Renovision Ep22
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In this episode Jeff shows us how to get a designer shower for as low as$1000.00 and you can do it too! Join us as Jeff has a secret none of the contractors want you to know, and it's going to save you a lot of money!
Reality Renovision Season 3 Episode 02
Master Episode 22 "Designer Shower Remodel Under $1000.00"
Produced by Jeff Thorman
Written & Directed by: Maximilian Moskal
Hosted by: Jeff Thorman
Cinematography by: Maximilian Moskal
Opening Song: Anthony Jarrett
Editing by: Maximilian Moskal
Produced by: Home Renovision DIY 2019
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Check out the original renovation that started this channel: ruclips.net/video/3TRLd2HYhbU/видео.html
Jeff please come reno my home!!😊😉
Who is in here giving thumbs down to REALITY RENOVISION? His work is A1 and he's on here giving free lessons to the DIYers... How can anyone hate on that?😒
Only dicks
They probably the government 🤣🤣 they preventin free education
@@Prince-zi3li No, it’s constructors that want us to hire them & pay three times more.🤑
@@davisholman6518 facts 😂
Don't pay any attention to that at all, I have yet to find ANY video on RUclips without thumbs down.
Beautiful . The only thing I would recommend for an aging in place shower would be the slider rod / pole that the hand shower head can be attached to. Having cared for my mother for 5 years who was blind , we found that being able to have the hand held in the exact place she always needed it to be very helpful . thank you
that straight cut with the grinder in the bathroom tile was epic
Hi Jeff from Canada! This video is great and educational as always, only this brought tears to my eyes to see his mom reaction to this renovation...Awesome!
I am mustering up the courage to do a simple one wall back splash in my kitchen with the help of you numerous videos, thank you so much for your videos and the enthusiasm you put in to each one of them.
very canadian video, being an ontarion myself its so awesome to see you spreading the wealth and joy to people you care about.
I am only 90 minutes from the border, once you cross the Saint Larry and people, people talk funny!!!😃😃😃😃
Best part of the video was the dog beside you while your enjoying the meal.
The moment she smiled, I smiled.. love all your work Jeff! Followed you for so long, I've literally have watched all your videos 2-3 times each on both channels.
With a few remodeling on my own with all your so detailed informative work, I've just sold my home and will take all my experiences to the next.
Loved the video, the end caught me by surprise when grandma came and said "super, coś pięknego!" :) It's nice to see my fellow Poles enjoying your work!
thanks for such a great idea! We will certainly be putting it to use in our home on the Gold Coast of Australia. 🌏
i have been loving your tile videos! i was searching tile and grouting videos to learn how to tile a little cinder block project i have going and out of all the different channels i came across on the topic yours has been by far the best. Now what do i consider the best? Well first off the other videos were shorter and had so much talking about unhelpful information. I happily watch your longer videos (2x to 4x average) and surprisingly it is jam packed with information every step of the way. Very direct and to the point. You embody that old school work-ethic of "if it is worth doing, it is worth doing right" or "Measure twice, cut once" that is so missed and needed in today's age. You get my subscribe and i am going to dig through your archives and make a binge list on my WatchLater. Thanks for the awesome tutorials.
Great job Jeff!!!
Cheers Bob!
I LOVE the depth design behind this, it just made that shower go from 6 to 10.5
Cheers to that!
Great job, love mom & grandma’s reaction! They have a great son/grandson who is very attentive to their needs. Awesome bath/shower Reno for aging family members!
Jeff, thank you for keeping both versions of this video on your respective channels. While I enjoy the "Reality Style" version. As a DIY learner, I appreciate the way you explain the intricacies that are covered in detail on the Home RenoVision DIY channel versions of these videos. Much gratitude. Also, nice touch releasing this just before Mother's Day.
I appreciate that! Cheers Robert!
My wife calls me a DIY watcher.
I thought I heard polish! I was rewatching that moment few times and then granny came in and I was right! Beautiful remodel, priceless reactions :)
I love seeing her reaction, it's so sweet of you to do all that work for her so she can enjoy her new made over bathroom and be able to get in and out much easier. You and Max are the best ❤🤗
You are so kind, I can't imagine the guilt I would feel if we didn't and something bad happened.
@@REALITYRENOVISION shes blessed to have you and Max
Love mom & grandma! Thoughtful gentlemen to take care of the matriarchs. ☺
Theyre great people
Why did you want ceramic? I thought porcelain was better sealed and graded for wet areas. Still learning!
I have been looking for exactly what you have covered in the video. I do have a question on how you finished the small space (from the floor to the height of the tub) between the tub and the vertical edge of the old tile. Above the tub you placed a trim instead of a bullnose and that is very clear. It will be very helpful if you could please provide a description. Thank you!👍
Awwwn Jeff y’all did an amazing job. First time I seen max and he’s the handsome man I imagine him to be. Ur right. A smile that brings a smile was the goal with mrs ,,,, Job well done y’all 😍🥰🔥
Your are a loving person 💕 doing this Bathroom for your mother , and sharing your knowledge with us viewers on your exceptional work 👏
I love your videos, you explain every step clearly and I really appreciate how you share your knowledge with the world. Thank you so much. Peace from Sydney Australia
God Bless the work of your hands!!! Beautiful
It looks great, but though your heart was certainly in the right place and it looked great, you didn't listen to what the two women needed or wanted in their bathroom.
At the start, you stated that they said they had difficulty getting into the bathtub and needed help. Many elderly people or a person with mobility issues would find it difficult to impossible to step over that bathtub to take a shower or get in and out of a bathtub that size. The one grab bar would provide some stability but it was so far from the water source it would not provide adequate stability while in the shower. The towel bar in the enclosure is not designed to be a grab bar and could be a hazard as it is not designed to hold the weight a grab bar is.
Too often contractors don't take into account that some of their customers are up to a foot shorter than they are or have special needs.
Surprises are nice, but understanding what the mother and grandmother needed in a caregiving situation would have made this far more functional for them. Most older or disabled people opt for a walk-in shower. I immediately thought that was what this project would be and was shocked that at no time was the main need of the occupants addressed.
The average home showers and bathtubs are sized for the average male. A contractor or your viewers, who from the comments here seem to be mostly men will think "job well done". But you missed the entire point of the rehab, to make the bathroom accessible for the two women.
What may be just a small step into the shower for you but that bathtub is a major obstacle for an elderly person. It could mean the difference between a person being able to maintain their independence and shower without assistance or having to ask for help. Something as simple as being able to shower alone can have a huge impact on a person's self-esteem and goes way beyond that great color scheme and "wow factor" or the geometric tile design.
I know you can say how pleased the mother was when she saw it. I don't know her, but she didn't genuinely look pleased to me, she looked like she was trying to act pleased for her son.
Please don't take this wrong, you and her son wanted to do something special for his mother and provide a popular and educational video for your viewers. I went through severe disability in my life and am fortunate enough to be able to walk and have a "normal" life. now so I have seen for myself how the needs of disabled people and an older population are too often ignored, even when they say what their needs are as these women did. I now work with people with disabilities and special needs. I would be amiss if I didn't point this out to you and your viewers here, surprises like this are well-meaning but wasted if it doesn't meet the needs of the user, which can be very different from what your needs are. It does look great though, and I am inspired by your videos.
You read my mind. It looks lovely, but isn't any easier to get in and out. A walk in shower with a bench would have been better.
My thoughts as well. As a caregiver I see how abilities change over time. It is the simple things in life that we all take for granted that change as we age or experience an illness. Bathing can be a wonderful escape or a scary dangerous experience. The grab bar is a great addition. Interviewing the family to determine specific needs would have been insightful and in the end greatly appreciated with every shower. The surprise could still be enjoyed in the execution of the amazing design elements. I do love Jeff's teamwork and willingness to help all!
It is beautiful! I need to do that to my daughter's bathtub/shower!
Love how you explain every little detail jeff it has made my 1860 farm house renovation much easier without over paying some half baked carpenter.
I like the deep green color more!
The ladies must be pretty spry still as I was expecting the tub to changed into a walk-in shower with a bench. I love the new fresh tile design which probably makes them feel younger and more hip (not broken hip!)
I just want to renovate my whole house now. This is great.
Just love it!
Very nicely done.
Good job Jeff
Bit confused by this video as I watched it right after I watched video where you installed the original. After only a few years the bottom row of tiles is discolored already? I'm glad I'm doing a stand alone claw foot tub and don't have to worry as much about water getting behind tiles but confused about if I should do what you did in last video with just regular drywall and that orange membrane??
Beautiful work...but I'm puzzled. You started off saying that that the existing shower is 3 years old and functioning well. A minute later you said water is penetrating the grout and collecting behind the tile - which does not sound like proper functioning to me. And your fix is another layer of tile. So what's the takeaway? Are you implying that two layers of tile are required for a water tight install? What was the root cause of the water leak? Was the existing tile installed or grouted incorrectly or not sealed?
Damm..the pros make it sooo simple
Love that bathroom and that son is an amazing guy!!!
Love these episodes been waiting for a new one, thank you Jeff! Ill get the popcorn going! - DRDDS
Cheers Dalton, going to be about every 3 weeks until we find a way to film faster. Cheers!
Max with the Rush shirt! Bravo
He is such a Canadian it isn't funny!
Awesome work 👏 👌
Another great job, thank you for your time, tips, and sharing your expertise with us!
Canada hat ✅
Flannel shirt ✅
Rush tshirt ✅
So Canadian, Max!
This is great.
Good job, my friends
I think every Canadian is required to have a RUSH shirt!!!😂😂😂
You guys are so awesome for doing this one. Love to see ladies with happy faces!
And I remember watching the first video... I think I must have caught it right when it came out because it HAS been about three years since I watched it.
Bravo! And thank you!
Our pleasure! Love making the ladies smile!
I wish picking out the tile etc was that easy!!! LOL I hate the "decorating" part...
Thanks for the smile on her face.
You are geat man
The guy is cool, the music is right, I love this channel 😎 thank you 🙏 ❤️❤️❤️
Hi Jeff. Fantastic job. Looks gorgeous. Great vid. Stay safe. 👍👌
I watched the video twice to find out how to prevent the water from building up behind the tile and I couldn't find the answer. You said in the video that you would tell us. Can you tell me how to prevent this? or point me to the place in the video where you talked about it.
You're right---I also looked for the answer---he didn't give it. :
Wow, under a thousand! Beautiful 😍
So precious: “I hope she likes it.” Who wouldn’t love it?!
You would be surprised how many people don't like that European style design. Cheers!
are you moustro !!!!! good video teacher.. me encanta tus videos profe
I enjoyed watching this video, it looks very nice.
I wish you guys had service in Galveston TX awesome job 🙏🏻
wow wow wow,great!
OMG I love it!!! And her reaction is priceless
Is really beautiful 😍❤
Amazing work! So knowledgeable and
So satisfying to watch. I love it
Wow, you really make me belive I can do the bathroom in my room. Inherited from my brother. He demolish the whole thing and it's been 3 years.
You can do it Lilly. Like Jeff says "One foot in front of the other, youll get there". Just take your time. If its been demoed for 3 years there is no rush getting it done. Best of luck I hope you tackle it and if you do let us know how it goes!
Excelente trabajo amigo Bendiciones
Hi Jeff, how did you keep the water from building up behind the tile? I actually had that happen when I did my main bath then I removed the caulk at the bottom and used grout instead. This worked for me but wondered how you did it as well. thanks
Thanks for posting your experience.
I enjoy your videos and I'm thinking about renovating my master bedroom shower. it has some tiles that were ripped out and some damage to the hardiebacker from a leaking valve.
so I've decided to just try to renovate it myself.
my question is do you have a series on your channel for that? tear down and retile start to finish a walk in shower.
thanks in advance!!!
If water was pooling behind why didn't you remove it. If tiles are discolored I would think it is molding
Beautiful! love it.👏🙌💯
Hey I remember that video when it was posted!
I love the renovation, but I was really exited to see a wall clock in the bathroom. I'm in the process of adding a wall clock in every room in my existing home because I don't have my watch on all the time and don't like to hold on to a cell phone all day long.
I cant be the only person who thinks the back tiles clash with the sides...
Same, I think plain white hexagon tiles on the sides would have looked amazing. But still amazing work.
@@sharanchinniah8925 I love the hexagon tiles. Agree with your proposed tweak as well.
this is so lovely !!! great channel
GREAT JOB!!!!!! 👍👍👍👍👍
hi there, very good job! You have no idea how much you help us! thank you. I have a couple of questions and I don't know if you will be able to take the time to help me! I just bought a 1983 house and my master bathroom has an ugly and dated style on the shower floor! it is downgraded like 12 in from the bathroom floor with two steps which are really dangerous! I want to transform this bathroom into a walking shower but in order to do that I know, I will have to raise the shower floor to even with the rest of the bathroom floor! knowing that I will have to modify my drain up to the new level and raise the shower too, I don't have a really major problem in replacing the plumbing and installing new drywall! It is half wall tiled and I will be replacing and taking it to the ceiling !! MY BIGGEST PROBLEM IS: I have no idea how to raise 12 in. up my shower floor !!! The floor has tiles that I don't know how was installed and I'm guessing I will have to remove it until I reach the plywood and start from the bottom but I'm been honest, I don't have an idea how to do that!! I don't understand why people did that and if is there any reason for it! I'm wondering too if I will have any problem with my draining system if I change it! Anyways I appreciate your videos and if you get a chance to reply I will be glad! In case you want I have a Picture I can send you! I have no experience working with concrete whatsoever !! thank you so much!!
Thank you for all your great videos, just one question, isn't water that gets between the tile and Mapei membrane still stuck inside the wall because of the silicone at the bottom? Is there anyway for it to drain back into the tub? Thank you.
I had the same question.
Awwwaa!!!! Beautiful!
Thank you so much, both your channels have been so helpful
Happy to help!
Can you do tile over tile in a standing shower floor?
I love your work. My only question for this renovation, why did you choose to put the new tile on top of the old tile instead of just taking the old one out? Would she ever have to worry about the new tile popping up because of that?
No Chance. The wall tile is only 1 year old. we did this to stay on budget and show folks that options exist to do a new job quick and cheap. Cheers!
What if the tile is 13 years old, could still put on top of the existing tile?
@@blackbutterfly2562 Probably depends on if the original tiles are stable or not, if any of the tiles are loose or cracked, probably not.
Quite the decor in that tile shop! 😂
Cheers especially the david statue!
@@REALITYRENOVISION what store is that? I live close to Montréal and I was wondering if I could find one like that (or the same) around the area here. Thanks :) Gorgeous shower!
We don't know the age of the tile in our master, but the grout has started to come out and we have major molding in the caulk at the tub. After watching your initial video, I'm now worried that we will need to pull all the tile down because there may be mold. I was hoping to just regrout it, but I'm not sure now.😬
Hi there, so were there issues with the original upgrade that led to the water pooling? What changes should we make from the original video?
try to leave a little grout in the corners without silicone to let it weep. Cheers!
@@REALITYRENOVISION would it be a reasonable decision to omit the silicone at the tub/tile transition and simply leave a high quality grout? Perhaps “mapei ultracolor plus fa”?
I Love the hexagon tile!! Where can I found it. I'm in Vancouver BC
Do you have to cut the tile at the side ? Could you just put new tile edge on top?
Just tiled two bedrooms at the same time yesterday. Wish I watched this video first, the soap while grouting tip would've came in handy. I hate grouting. Good to know for next time though.
Really enjoy your vids and I do almost exactly the same in all aspects of tiling. That back wall bro? Yeah Nope! I design many showers and I also turn my clients to a cleaner, linear look.
few more years, few more layers, and there won't be any shower left :)
Hank Hill has approved this video
Your videos are the best!
👍🏻👍🏻 BLESS YOUR HEART 💖💖💖💖💖
Ha! My Mom is Polish too 😃
I'd be concerned about the possibility of water getting stuck between two separate membranes. MOLD...
I WISH ALL OF THE BEST YOU REALLY DOING GREAT JOB
Mom from Poland! ;)
When are you coming through Georgia Jeff? I would like to meet you and your crew
He is in Canada, nobody really can go across the border unless for rare occasions due to COVID.
That's awesome Renoninja
Why build tile on tile instead of replacing old with new tile? To save money?
To avoid a headache
Videos like show why there are so many bad contractors out there. Never install tile over tile.
beautiful wish someone would do that for me
Is there a video that shows what to do if some of the tiles have detached from the wall - there's a hollow sound when you knock on them.
I like the bath tub and toilet bowl separated wiyh a partition. Do we need a glass for tub?? I i would prefer a translucent glass door for the toilet bowl and standing shower area. I personally prefer a bath tub to be open without any glasses or plastic curtains.
How did you replace the tub without removing the tiles?
Don't understand that glass door, does it swing back and forth? Why not just put in a glass fixed wall?
I must have missed it. How does this system prevent the water from getting in between the tile layers through the topmost layer?
I was wondering the same thing.
1) Water typically doesn't get that high anyway and the little that does is just a little bit of splashing. 2) You can just run a bead of calking or silicone around the top edge if you are concerned.
Is the shower door supposed to be open at the end like that? I would think water would get everywhere. 🤷♀️