How Much Should I Charge To Do A Bathroom Renovation?

November 5, 2009 by admin  
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1st i got to take everything out such as toilet,Single Vanity Sink 2nd rip up and replace sub flooring 3rd replace the Floor Tile. 4th a pice 3ft by 7ft of drywall and finish it. and last exhaust fan cutting the hole and running the wire

Bathroom Renovation Qu… Can The Toilet Be Moved W/o Interfering W/ Plumbing?

October 30, 2009 by admin  
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I saw pics of this house I am thinking of buying and there is an old toilet and old sink vanity (which is very small). I want to move the toilet 2ft to the left which will make more room for a larger, newer sink vanity. My qu is can you move a toilet that far from its current position or will plumbing interfer? Thanks.

Is Under $5k Dollars A Good Price For Remodeling A Small 5′x8′ Bathroom?

October 29, 2009 by admin  
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Includes removing and replacing the old walls, new tub, floor, vanity, sink, medicine cabinet, electrical work and plumbing. Also tile work in the tub area and a new diverter so the hot and cold water is adjusted with one valve. All labor included.

Bathroom Remodeling Question.?

October 24, 2009 by admin  
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My husband and I would like to demolish our only bathroom and replace everything, do you think we can do a majority of it in a couple of weekends? My husband has little faith or is it just plain lazy. I Wanna tear down ugly wall tile and replace with half drywall and half new wall tile, put in a smaller whirlpool tub and replace wall tile around tub, rip up the tile floor and replace with some ceramic. Eventually, get a new toilet and vanity and cabinet. HGTV has me pumped up! I think we can do it without hiring contractors.

Bathroom Renovation – What Are The Steps?

October 18, 2009 by admin  
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What are the steps to renovating a bathroom?
(things to be done) – new vanity and tap, new shower, new toliet and tiles.
After i pull all the tiles off and take out the old vanity, whats next and so on?
Thanks guys/girls I just cant get my head around it today.

How Much Does A Bathroom Renovation Cost? Break It Down In Terms Of Electric, Plumbing Etc.?

October 12, 2009 by admin  
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A typical bathroom 8×10. Tub/shower, toilet, vanity, sink w/faucett, medicine cabinet, additional lighting and vent fan. In basic over the counter styles between 6,000 and 9,000. The second most expensive room in the house.
Approx 1000 for elect
2000 for plumbg
3000 for fixtures
1 to 3000 for sheetrock and carpentry expenses
tile can raise the cost another 1000 or more

Bathroom Remodeling Question?? (d.i.y.)?

October 10, 2009 by admin  
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Seeking professional advice from fellow D.I.Y. folks. I am starting a complete bathroom remodel, What should I start ripping out first? We will still be using this bathroom off an on if needed, as a guest bathroom. Everything is coming out at one point.But I am not sure where to start. I am replacing or getting rid of the half paneling, the lighting, sink and huge avocado green vanity & cabinet, toilet, floor, wall paper under the 3 or 4 layers of paint, ceramic tile in the shower, and finally the bath tub. What would you start with??

What Is More Important In A Bathroom Renovation?

September 24, 2009 by admin  
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I am renovating my bathroom and have enough room to fit a soaking tub with a separate glass enclosed shower. However, I also was thinking of a 2 sink vanity. Which do you think a potential buyer would want more? I don’t think I could fit 2 sinks if I make the tub and shower separate, but know that most people like the glass enclosed showers these days!

Choosing Bath Accessories and Towel Poles

September 17, 2009 by allanmadams  
Filed under Remodeling Bathroom

How to choose towel stands

Towel stands clear up space, since you can toss you towels on the stand rather than in the floor or on a chair. Online you will find a nice selection of stands created by Drop, Onda, Premier, Freestanding, and so on.

How do I choose stands?
It depends on your style of bath and taste. If you want modern styles check out the line of Drops.

Onda also has a nice collection of contemporary fittings and other bathroom accessories.If you have a regal taste, you may want to re view the Freestanding Spas, or the line of Premiers. Just out of curiosity, I thought I would check out the line of spa stands. The stands are made of chrome and brass, such as Satin brass. In addition, you have a choice of oil rub bronze, brass, chrome, and satin nickel. Preferably, I like the brass in regal, modern, or Victorian environments. On the other hand, the brass will go well in nearly any bathroom. The oil rub is nice if you have a country bathroom or antique atmosphere.

How much do the stands cost?
It depends on your choice. If you choose the spas, you can find the items online in the price range between $67 and $82.

How do I choose modern stands?
Again, I am not into chrome, yet in the instance of Drops products I like the triple stands, which could go well with matching mirrors in the background. Add a little gold trimming to your layered mirrors and you will have a combination of modern and regal patterns. The item looks well with a vanity glass shelf in the background as well. Keep the gold at bay in this instance; rather offset it with minute trims of gold. Of course, your taste is different from mine, so check out the images for your self.

Chrome and Satin Nickel texture is not up my alley, yet Premier has created a nice line of dual spa stands. In a peach, tan, or antique environment I would sit the stands in a corner to offset the atmosphere. Throw a few light color towels on the stand, such as tan and you have a very nice antique pattern. Premier stands are a bit pricey, so if you are on budgeting, check out the line of Freestanding. You have a choice of Satins, Brass, Chrome, and so on.

How do I choose from the line of Onda?
Onda has a nice selection of stands, yet you may want to save a few bucks before considering the items. If you are not worried about price, you may enjoy the chrome triple polished stands, gold/chrome polish, brass and/or chrome polish. The styles go well in white and tan textures.

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Help Me To Make A Choice With My Bathroom Remodeling!?

September 9, 2009 by admin  
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Ok, I already have a brand new faucet for the bathroom sink that I picked up last year for very cheap on clearance. It’s color is polished brass. Now I am in need of a shower head and handle to match. The only problem is that polished brass is not a popular color and is very pricey. Also, our vanity handles are a dull gold color. I have found a color called brushed bronze, which is a dull gold as well. I was thinking about just buying a new sink fixture and then a shower one in the brushed bronze, since I feel it looks nicer than the shiny gold. But, would it be silly to buy a new sink faucet, when I already have one? My husband thinks we should just get a polished brass shower kit to save money. Would using the brushed bronze increase the value of our home at all, or should I just save money and go with the polished brass?

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