Bathroom renovation

[fluke1987]

Probably the best advice you'll see today!

Haha, definitely. Luckily we have a second full bathroom on the second floor to use.

Basically we are gutting it so the toilet, shower, vanity, jet tub, floor and lights are either getting removed or rearranged. Were not putting another tub back in as we have no use for it since the second full bath has one. I'm "hoping" that it'll cost us under 10k. Way better than the 30-35k quote we got for the whole thing and the 12k quote we got for the shower alone

[1stindoor]

Basically we are gutting it so the toilet, shower, vanity, jet tub, floor and lights are either getting removed or rearranged. Were not putting another tub back in as we have no use for it since the second full bath has one. I'm "hoping" that it'll cost us under 10k. Way better than the 30-35k quote we got for the whole thing and the 12k quote we got for the shower alone

Start with a piece of graph paper and measure the entire room. For the kitchen we're working on, I used one square=6"...when I drew everything out it made it a lot easier to visualize as well as "see" the actual floor space left over after the cabinets and appliances went in. We're using a contractor for some things due to time constraints and work. But I've bought all the appliances myself to save money and we used our own painters. I was able to save a bunch by buying my appliances at Lowe's with my military discount and using their 12 month interest free program.