Well, Since I had to go take a few bunk pictures to send to a fellow member, I decided to shoot a few pictures of my recently completed shower project.
Special thanks to H3Jim for the kick in the butt, by showing his pictures awhile back.
It was hard to get a good angle as the entry is in the hallway.
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Shower ceiling and at roof angle
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From hallway through glass door
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A look at the floor
This is a 32x32 pan
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Typical wall section
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Close up of LED shower light
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Congrats!! looks great, you must be very pleased. I like the different sized tiles you used, its a nice touch.
Happy to help in any small way I can.
What were you using before, plastic? What a huge change!
Looking up at LED light while lit
It may not look it, but provides more than enough light while showering
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Quote from: H3Jim on May 20, 2008, 05:57:08 PM
What were you using before, plastic? What a huge change!
You got it Jim.
I had a plastic shower curtain fastened to the walls with stainless screws on the top and a few on the bottom.
Primative, but it worked. lol ;D
Cliff
and for that low low current draw of the LED light, you could probalby use it as a night light too.
Nice job Cliff
It looks better in person!
Where are the pics of the granite?
I'm so glad you are nearing completion, then you can help with mine ;D
Great job cliff, I like it. Did you decide what you wanted to do with the head board doors? Tambour doors on a roller would be different there and not interfere with the clothes pole. Picture a roll up garage door on it's side but the door is wood. Just a thought.
Hi Cliff...GREAT job buddy!
Jack-N-Dianne
Quote from: kyle4501 on May 20, 2008, 07:13:09 PM
Where are the pics of the granite?
Shhhhhhh!, I am working vary hard at the illusion that I am constantly plugging away at it.
Not the truth that I go "balls to the wall" to finish something just before a trip or a rally.......LOL ;D Though it is a great motivator.
The granite will be for my next "Show & Tell" or maybe the organizing cabinets I built in the middle bay for chairs, tables, utensils, coolers...etc... Its amazing how fast three sheets of cabinet grade plywood can disappear..... :-\
Quote from: kyle4501 on May 20, 2008, 07:13:09 PM
I'm so glad you are nearing completion, then you can help with mine
All I have to do is walk 50' behind my shop to work on one of YOURS! :P
Cliff
Quote from: cody on May 20, 2008, 07:32:22 PM
Did you decide what you wanted to do with the head board doors? Tambour doors on a roller would be different there and not interfere with the clothes pole. Picture a roll up garage door on it's side but the door is wood. Just a thought.
Cody,
I hadn't thought of that.....
You always come up with some good ideas!
Cliff
"All I have to do is walk 50' behind my shop to work on one of YOURS! "
Speaking of working on Kyle's...where is that front bumper...did I miss the UPS man? ;D
Jack-N-Dianne
Beautiful shower! Christy Hicks
Quote from: jackhartjr on May 20, 2008, 07:38:10 PM
Speaking of working on Kyle's...where is that front bumper...did I miss the UPS man? ;D
Jack-N-Dianne
Jack,
There wasn't a front bumper on #11 ;)
Call me!
Cliff
Ed and Christy,
Thanks for the compliments.
Christy,
Now that shower is in a 4905, not to late to run away from that MCI and redo your 4905.....
Think about it...... :o
Cliff
Quote from: FloridaCliff on May 20, 2008, 07:41:38 PM
Quote from: jackhartjr on May 20, 2008, 07:38:10 PM
Speaking of working on Kyle's...where is that front bumper...did I miss the UPS man? ;D
Jack-N-Dianne
Jack,
There wasn't a front bumper on #11 ;)
Call me!
Cliff
Cliff, I'm not worried. You don't even know how to tell them apart. ???
#11 is up here, safe & sound. I can't recall the # of the 'Steer Power' bus at the moment. Sort of like kids - after so many, the names run together & I get confused. . . .
Stay the course & finish your bus, I don't need another woman mad at me because of my buses! :o
Happy trails!
QuoteNow that shower is in a 4905, not to late to run away from that MCI and redo your 4905.....Think about it...... Cliff
hahaha, actually, it's a 4107, and yes, it has a tiled shower too! ;D Unfortunately, we don't get to claim the honors, as some tile guys we know whipped it out quickly for us, in between our trips. BigBus will get a tiled shower too. . just a little bigger than the one in TempBus.
AND, speaking of having tile. . . ::). . . so does our new upstairs bathroom in our house. . not just the shower. . .the whole doggone bathroom. . .walls, floor, you name it, I covered it with tile! You just can't beat it for looks, can you? Sure do have sore fingers though, ha ha. Now, Larry gets to grout it for me!
Anyway, your job looks great and will look good for the duration! You just can't beat it. ;)Christy Hicks. . .proud owner of too many buses :D
Hi Cliff,
What a nice shower! Great Job! I remember that feeling on every major check on the to do list....
BTW, Where's the soap dish? ;D Your wife might be asking you that question soon... ::)
Just kidding...
Keep up the good work!
Nick-
Soap? In a shower? Come on nick, lets not get too carried away, geeeeze lol.
Very nicely done! Very creative about the tile pattern, neat!
Thanks for sharing your work of art.
Sojourn for Christ, Jerry
Great Job Cliff!
Sure beats what I have been doing lately, rebuilding the front of our Eagle.
At least you can take a shower now!
Paul
The pictures almost do the job the justice it deserves, Cliff. Luckily I was one of the chosen few to see it first hand. Good Job guy.
I do have one reservation though. Since the shower is almost directly across from the childrens' bunks, and the fact that you neglected to frost the glass in the door, I'm wondering how you're going to schedule your showers and keep a modicum of privacy for all family members?
Hmmmmmmm?
Bob
Nice looking installation Cliff!
Sincere apologies, buddy. I didn't realize that the door glass was textured until I blew up the pic for Jackie. Looking at the Thumb it appeared like the door was closed.
I should have known better but Oh, how I love to tease you!
Bob
Cliff,
Did you take any pics of your shower while you were building it? I would like to see some step pics if you have any.
Great Job!
Bob I didn't realize Cliff had so much talent and lived as close as he does! Heck I thought his wife did it all since he works so much!
Cliff, you know, now that I think about it, we DID just buy a house and we ARE doing some renovations! What would you, ahh never mind. Susan has that on MY list!
BS
Thanks Nick, Jerry, Paul, Bob,
Nick wrote: BTW, Where's the soap dish? Your wife might be asking you that question soon...
I know your kidding, but good question. I found a really nice multi bracket that hangs from the shower neck at Lowes. It won't hardly move, but we take it down when underway. And during pictures ;D
Buddydawg wrote: Did you take any pics of your shower while you were building it? I would like to see some step pics if you have any.
I know I have some pics of the pre tile, just have to hunt them down, I will keep looking
BS wrote: Cliff, you know, now that I think about it, we DID just buy a house and we ARE doing some renovations! What would you, ahh never mind.
Your on the list, right after bus, shop extension, Living room remodel, adding 80' of porch, pool, stay by the phone...... :D
Cliff
Beautiful job! What did you use so the tiles will stay in place and not vibrate out? Good Luck, TomC