How to Install a Bath Tub
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- Опубликовано: 25 июл 2024
- Learn how to to install a new acrylic soaker tub and make your new bathroom a luxurious place to relax.
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i got an acrylic tub on a concrete floor... do you recommend setting this in a mortar bed?
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What's the name of the red tape?
Ok
Whats an avg cost to add a tub to an existing shower? Would you say 2k?
We love your channel! My grandkids have learned so much and now want to start their own reno companies!
I am getting ready to demo and upgrade my bathroom in my mobile home and this video was so beneficial for me. Not being a pro, I am learning so much from your videos. Thanks!!!
Beautiful, clean install. In my country Guyana 🇬🇾 a tub is a rare thing but it's wonderful to watch you work. Thank you. Cheers.
A nice tub is definitely a luxury in this world. Cheers!
Better get a calabash and run under that zinc roof!!
Great video - extremely helpful! I wasn't sure where to apply silicon or whether to use plumber's putty for a new drain and you covered both items perfectly! Absolutely love your videos by the way! I've remodeled two bathrooms now including one where I installed a full tile walk-in shower stall and you've been a big part of the whole process - thank-you for all the help!
Did you end up using silicone or plumbers putty?
We used your
Technics to instal bath tub and shower fixer . Thank you 🙏 you are amazing
I deeply appreciate a good teacher. Thank you.
Good morning and thanks a million, I'm in the process of a new bathroom and your info has helped Big time. Thanks Jeff Bro, Jake and familia.
I can't wait to reno my bathroom. My tub is a real piece. Unlevel, rusting, freezing cold in Winter, etc. I hope to watch all your bathroom how-tos and get'er done!!!
Get er done, lol go get em Larry!
Good video, trying to get back into plumbing and watching as many video's as i can, thanks 👍.
I have watched Jeff on a number of projects he has done, and as a hard core home renovator, i find his videos most helpful especially where new products and tech are concerned, keep up the great work
I enjoy your videos. Very detailed and helps me know everything about my project.
Great video, thanks for showing how it’s done. Doesn’t seem to hard !
Jeff, love your videos. I've started to gut my bathroom and your video have been very helpful! I got to the drain/over flow line, and found the metal pipe had rusted away. The previous tub would flood underneath as the drain line did not connect to the drain hole. Now it is just a hole in the concrete floor. Not sure exactly what to do from here
Great video - I would add that unless the full bottom of the tub is sitting flush on the floor, it would need to be installed seated in a bed of mortar. This method would pretty much guarantee no cracking.
Unfortunately, I cut corners installing my acrylic tub and it started cracking a lot after a few years
Thanks for the great explanations... Was about to ask why silicone versus plumpers putty on the drain, but you answered right after! Great video! Cheers!
Cheers to you as well!
Thank you so much Jeff, I have transformed my house because of your videos. Good job as usual, I did everything, my next project is fabricating granite by myself.
Awesome video, it has a this old house feel, but the depth and detail is way better. Keep up the great work!
Thank you. Cheers!
This was great 👍 I'm doing the same thing I'm ready to put up the vapor will which I didn't know about. Thanks
Coming from a tile guy, I’m disappointed that you didn’t level the tub lol.
Great videos! I’m also watching your pex pluming video because I’m about to start a similar project, thanks for the step by step examples :)
We will be showing the whole project over the next couple of weeks. Cheers!
I am a retired builder , if there is such a thing, I have to say you are very practical and informative I look forward to you other video's
Nice Work!! Keeping it simple, no over kill. Thx
Simple rules. Cheers!
As a DIY I learned so much with you.Thank you.Ad meah ve asrim.
Another OUTSTANDING video! Thank you!!
Thanks David, Cheers!
Good Videos on your channel. this one has given me some good confidence in refinishing my kids bathrooms.
Awesome video! Very helpful. Thank you very much
cannot wait for the next part, looking forward to your finished tub surround
See you Saturday then. Cheers!
Have yet to see the video of how you installed the tub surround and covered the flanges with drywall to make it look neat. Thanks for all the other video on bathroom renovating. W Sawyer
Thank you that was amazing and helpful
I always put a ledger board along the inside wall to support the inside edge of the tub. A tub full of water and an adult will sag some if the inside edge is not supported from underneath. It is especially noticeable when you use tile and grout for your tub surround.
Depends on the tub manufacturer, but I think it's good insurance.
Love your content. In fact I am helping a friend put in some sweat equity in a home he recently purchased. Would love to see some content on roofing systems. metal roof, shingles and the like.
this spring. Cheers!
You are amazing! You do everything. Assume skill to have!
This is my dude. He’s pretty good at this stuff. And I may have to special order that drain kit. Awesome
It comes in mighty handy for many situations. Cheers!
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Thanks mate helped me out, Thank you.
Thank you for your help
To those who rapidly hit the dislike button PLEASE think before you do so. people take their time to teach or show their trade secretes or even just want to share which means they give you something for free. If you disagree, OK just leave but don't discourage those who takes their time to make us great videos. If you have a better ideas OK, write them in the comment, share so we can all learn extra tip but avoid the dislike bottom in these type of videos that people share.
No worries Sean, I got big shoulders.
Yep. Think how much longer it takes him to do this job while the talks over his shoulder to the camera, and how the heck does he get somebody willing and able to jocky the camera in those tight spaces? Plus while he's doing all this stuff he's actually teaching his craft so any dummy can imagine it's all possible, and doing it all with such good humor and patience.
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I completely agree with you Sean.I love watching these videos,I learn so much and I love all the tips and tricks Jeff gives us.Years of experience that he has and as you say,he takes the time to explain it to us all,free information.Some people are not appreciative at all.Too bad for them.Keep it coming Home RenoVision,love watching your videos!
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Thanks for the very helpful video
We gotta get this one to a million views ❗️💪🏽
Thanks for all the precious info. One question, do we need to use any material to go under the tub so it is nice and snug against the floor? Someone recommended foam or sand...
Thanks
very, very nice content. well done and helpful THANK YOU!
Glad to help Sam, Cheers!
excellent video!
I like your video production style. It's very condensed and polished. However, I wouldn't use the silicone sealant on the drain threads. You know how hard that's going to be to replace one day.
That is a great video. I recently had a small leak from underneath my bathtub. I tried putting some new plumbers putty on the drain, but while screwing it back on, I managed to cross thread it. The pipe was plastic and not metal like yours in this video. What should I do ? Can I fix this on my own? Is there a way to fix a cross threaded plastic pipe? Thank you!
Hi Sarah, the only Option you have is to apply silicone to the drain and the threaded pipe and install cross threaded and hope the silicone seals it. otherwise you need to open a hole in your ceiling and install a new fitting to receive the drain. Cheers!
Hey Jeff, just bought the the Tuscon. Will install the tub next week. I will use the redgard as suggest in one of your waterproofing videos with the mold proof drywall in the shower area. Can you suggest a floor preparation video that I can follow. I will be using a porcelain tile. Thanks
Fabulous vid. Thanks, just subbed!!!!
Where was this when i needed it about a year ago...great Reno Ninja skillz on this...
Sometimes I loose sleep at night because I can't help folks fast enough. The cross I must bear! Cheers Cudda Brown. How is it in Miami anyway?
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Hi Jeff, thanks for sharing your time and knowledge, do you have a video about how to fix or update 1994 mobile home shower hot and cold water line or how to do the transition from gray pex pipe to white pex pipe or how to replace the old copper elbows any idea please thanks
Just ordered a 21” acrylic tub. This helped me out a lot thanks. Also I’m the 3000th thumbs up!
Thanks, it was very helpful.
Our pleasure!
Another great video and cheers to you.
Thanks Larry, right back at ya!
Love this! Plan to start being a bomb real estate mogul and house flipper. Construction is soon cool. My favorite part is when he said very sexy lol. Thank you for the great video and laugh 😀
I do house flipping and you don’t really need to know HOW to do it, just need to have an idea on how it’s suppose to look and have networks of people that know how to do the job you need done
Thanks for the nice instructional video!. Only qualm I have about copper drain pipe is that they corrode. Major problems in old condos with old corroding copper drain pipes. And that flexible copper pipe looks like it's not going to last
I agree with you on that. I had a rental property where my renter kept putting Draino in the drain and it destroyed the traps under the sinks and metal tub drains. It was a very expensive fix under that tub! Grrrrrrrr!
Excellant video.Crystal clear O.J.T. Thankyou. Is it advantageous to use an adhesive where the 4 points meet the floor?
wow. two thumbs up!👍👍 what a great video.
My house is old so instead of plywood for a subfloor, there are planks. I would assume the floor joists run perpendicular. You may be able to see the pattern of the nails holding the subfloor down.
I liked the video even before I started watching it :D (Just knew this would be a quality video).
Hey Jeff - love the videos always a pleasure learning from you. What are your thoughts on setting an acrylic tub on a bed of mortar. My brother is a pretty big guy and cracked the last tub he had. He’s not looking to spend a lot on a reinforced tub. Any other ideas to transfer the weight? Thanks again Jeff
it works. just make sure to do a dry run on the tub install first so you know it is in the right place , or be able to connect the drain from underneath. Cheer !
Nice job and very professional
Wow the way you explain it . Thumbs up to the moon
I really learn a lot thanks you
Glad to see you recovered from the black eye
Dude you are awesome!!
If you ever need to remove the threaded tub strainer, good luck. The silicon on the threads and under the chrome flange will lock it on forever. Great video.
Hey Jeff, did your brass kit come with the pvc to brass adapter? Also, could you share the make and model of the brass kit you used in this video? Isn't it great that your 2 yo video is still teaching? Thanks
I am jealous!. You are close to be perfect. You know everything. Is there anything you do not know?.
I love your videos! Great work! Hey, any particular tub brands/models you would recommend for folks in the USA? I'm looking at acrylic tubs now and in addition to the choice paradox, I'm seeing lots of variable reviews even for $800 Kohler tubs. Thanks.
What kind of shims do you use to level a tub and where in Ottawa can I get them?
Thanks again for taking the time and effort to post these videos.
I use a bed of mortar mix. Im in texas though. The mortar makes the bottom of a fiberglass or acrylic tub more sturdy. Once you have it level hit screws in the lip
13:23 when the weed kicks in 😂🤣
I'm installing a new tub this weekend but I haven't seen any of your videos where you use mud underneath. What kind of mud should I use and how do I apply it correctly?
So, I have a brass valve and iron pipes. Can I join them? Can I use some of that white tape in the threads and be good?
Love the videos :) thank you for sharing.
When securing tub to wall, instead of drilling through the tub use washers over top lip of tub and screw directly into wall.
Your videos have been very helpful Jeff, Thank you. I'm doing an acrylic tub this week. I have the OS&B kit but wondering if you use the joint compound on those? Or just trust in the compression fitting, brass nut and rubber seal. Also, how do we tighten the ABS connector for the down pipe once the tub is in place? Or do you get it pretty close and then trust gravity to keep the water flowing down, until a plug up I guess. Thanks, Zam
Just make sure all the measures and tight everything up before drop tub.
Also, use waterprove thread for metal joint and silcone all the time.
Putting a new tub in my house. Fixing the house up to sell. I live in Portland Oregon USA. Which tub brand do you recommend for here in the states?
Lol! First off thank you second: I’m watching this video because my tub did crack! It was installed without support. Thx
That’s more of a “buying cheap shit” than an improper installation. I’ve installed cheap stuff and I’ve installed a bit more expensive but good quality stuff. The difference is huge.
Is it recommended to use a bit of the silicone between the tub drain rubber gasket and the brass flange?
Im a plumber from texas. I like seeing how different parts of the country do their work ... this comment is the start of this video
First edit... he is talking about a second floor application
2nd edit... i think just going abs all the way without that funky brass and copper with glue joints would be better
3rd edit... ya i only like compression joints in cabinets that you can access
4th edit... i set all my tubs with a mortar bed to "make it soild"
If your from Texas, Jeff isn't operating from a different part of the country...he's in Ottawa, Canada. Yes...this is an installation over joists which could be a second floor or a first floor over a basement or crawlspace. Canadian building code doesn't require an access panel or shut-off valves for a tub and shower installation, but it's always recommended if they can be provided. The mortar bed provides stability, especially preventing any flex from acrylic tubs and it aids to eliminate that hollow sound when showering.
Awesome awesome!!
Thanks again for the videos! I'm installing an american standard acrylic tub. The installation directions say to use roofing nails where the flange meets the studs, but it doesn't go through the tub itself. I've seen comments on other forums about this approach leading to creaking and I also prefer the more solid seeming connection of screwing through to the stud.
Is it ok to use the method you show with screws instead of the roofing nail method in the instructions?
Thanks!
the creaking comes from the acrylic tub movement when full vs empty. those nails will loosen and then the acrylic rubs against them causing the noise. That is why we use screws.
Good job! Man👍🏼👌
Thanks Eli!
Great video, just like all of them. But I have a question. I am wanting to instal a shower/bath combo tub, as in the video. But on my non-drain end, instead of it being in an alcove wall, I am wanting that wall to be a tiled Bench area that someone could sit on. I am building this in a tight space bathroom and do not really want to have the 2x4 border on the length of the tub and tile that up, etc. I am hoping that I can put in a tub, wall on the drain side, wall on the inside, then bench on the far side. I can't seem to find anything on youtube that has done this. I am wondering, do I go drop in tub? Or stick with alcove tub and have a lip that is "1 tile" high and attached to the 2x4 bench, then to the wall? Thoughts?
Do you also have an install video for a tub on a concrete slab floor pls?
@Home RenoVision What are your thoughts on adding a layer of cement under the tub before placing?
How did you adjust the height of the drain pipe for a perfect fit with tub outlet?
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Do you recommend putting window/door spray foam under the tub for support? My tub at my house feels flimsy, the floor flexes a little in some spots.
not on a mirolin tub with a reinforced plywood base with fiberglass pray and post legs I don't. If you have a tub that needs help use sand mix.
Thanks for the video Jeff! Could you tell me what the brand of the drain kit is? The closest I can find is from Kohler around $160 at Lowes. Thanks!
i'm very interested myself
Just got in a brand new Delta acrylic tub and a flyer staples to the installation packet said do NOT use silicone caulk with acrylic. They recommend DAP 3.0 and a couple other comparable bathroom caulks that do not contain silicone.
Then use what the manufacturer suggest. Cheers!
Ever put insulation around one of those tubs? If you like taking a bath it lets you stay in it longer..
The new acrylic stays warm all by itself. not like those old steel tubs. Cheers!
Your the best!
Thank you. This was helpful. My best friend wants to install a tub so I'm trying to see the best techniques. He's going to have to build the alcove- the tub he wants requires a mortar bed though-- do you have any videos showing how to do a mortar bed for an alcove tub?
Also, do you have any experience installing a direct drain (where the P-trap is under the tub drain instead of the overflow)? I need to correct a DIY mistake from previous owners who cut all the way through a floor joist for the P-trap under the overflow of an above-the-floor drain tub. My plan is to have the overflow sweep over to the drain instead of vice versa, increase to 2" P-trap for better drainage, and create a vent (as it currently does not have a vent-- although later on the plumber tried to add in circuit vents but it is still a mess).
I have a question, as I am currently installing a tub. (Ottawa, Canada) My tub lip on top that you screw into the studs is already about 1/2" thickness. The studs like in this video are not straight or have gaps etc so I have shimmed them like you suggested in this. Only now I have an issue where my drywall doesn't come as far out as the top tub lip which will in turn make the tiling look real bad at the bottom as the tub acrylic lip forces the tile to push out at the bottom. Any suggestions to help with this issue?
I'm getting ready to tear out our shower and put in a tub for my wife. It's steel with acrylic. I was wondering if I used the expanding foam around the tub would this help keep the heat in the tub?
Top man keeper up nice job
HEYA JEFF.... Where is the next part of this mkeover ? Maybe if the video shows 1 of 3 then we know which part continues from which session.
EXCELLENT WORK !! GREAT TUTORIALS !!
we are coming back to the bathroom this weekend and will have the rest of the 9 part series by the end of the month. Cheers!
Jeff I am hoping you cam guide me.
I am redoing my bath and tile and ran into difficulties with taping and cementing the cement board joints. The tape was not sticking.
Love your videos. I'm fixing up a nearly 100 year old house that has a 5 foot tub in a 5 1/2 foot space as that is the width of the bathroom. The former owner took up the gap by stuffing boards at the end of the tub. I'd like to have a proper tub enclosure but how do I handle the extra 1/2 foot space that is the room dimension?
build a wall and install a nook. Cheers!
Can I spread polyurethane adhesive around the bottom of acrylic tub to keep it from cracking?
Would of reamed the drain after you hack sawed it. You made a great hair snagger
Any reason you are using brass instead of PVC? Would you still use brass drain kit if you had not come across flex situation (like relocating plumbing)?