Nice match on the accent strip in the corners on the first two pics [emoji106]

 

Rob,

2 diverters in that shower? What's that about?


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The client purchased their products at Pirch. That's what they sold them. I was kinda surprised myself when I saw them on the pallet. My plumber said that it wasn't uncommon. It was the first time I had seen it. It required 3/4" supplies all the way to the valves. It also had a balanced loop in it. It looked like a work of art when my plumber was done. Wish I had snapped a pic of the final product.

 

Damn that's some serious rough ass tile work. I though you was a tiler! Amazing that it was you saying my tile work didn't look right and yours is a mess!

 

Those close ups of Robs work?

 

Looks pretty good from here. It's a rough looking tile, not a bad job.

What's interesting to me is I never see that style of tile here, and I see a lot of it from Rob. Only a few state lines away and there are very different preferences.

 

Well I'm not surprised it looks good from where you are. Your not in his state lol. Them pictures don't lie. That's nothing to be proud of. It's not something you can blame the tile on at all. That's the problem when critiquing others work. You best be prepared for the same when you post pictures. Sure makes me feel good about my quality of work though lol

 

I think you both suck. I could have done it in 30 mins.. lmao

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Is that what commercial work has gotten you? :whistling

What I do know is you won't let the tile work in the gas stations you have been working on look like typical gas station tile work. At least I hope.

Good to hear from ya Matt!

 

Although I'm glad to see my fan club showed up (Texas and Inner).

 

Well Rob pics look great. Takes a lot to get it to that level.

Really expected to see near perfection.

After BCC zoomed in- Zoom'd in Photoshop decent workmanship. A few of little details 'could be addressed'. MY work, I worry to much about the little things. But you're not posting here for feedback.

 

I like a good Barri and Rob row.

 

 

Wow.

Munch munch.

 

So TNT, I forget, what is your company name again?:sly:

 

If I remember correctly you got all butt hurt when Angus did the same thing. You never let things go and always blow them way out of proportion.

 

I would imagine you have access to the tub innards? Looking forward to that lighting :thumbsup:

 

Ready for glass.

 

Good! My old bones say infra-red lamps are like caviar.

 

Travertine.....Botany Bay Stacked Pebble....Botany Bay Natural Pebble
QL2 Mushroom

 

Love the stacked stone and the cut out for the glass. How are they going to seal that?

 

Looks great Jonathan! Great job on the pebbles. They look really sharp.

 

Nice seeing something pretty different.

 

Some shots of the ensuite we have been working on for the last little bit.

 

Very nice!
I'm still desperately trying to get a shower job with a linear drain. That looks very slick.

 

The lowes near me had a few on their clearance shelf for half price, but I couldnt bring myself to grab 'em.... It's not easy talking homeowners into that expense.

 

Full pop was around $700.00 CAN my cost, or around $50.00 USD with the exchange these days.

It's a neat little rig. I got the offset drain to accommodate floor joists and maintain visual center. Goes in with ABS glue and unmodified like regular schluter drains and comes with a prebonded kerdi flange. The outer trim ring is mortared in place inside the lower trough and has flanges bent to support the inner trim.

For this application we used a mortar bed (dry-pack, sand-mix, insert familiar jargon here). Floor joists were 2"x10", 16" o.c. over a 9'8" span. Notched the floor joists to 7 1/4" in the shower area, sistered with 2"x8" bearing to bearing and resheathed. Let us get the curbless with a nice 1/4" in 1.

Under the main floor is Ditra heat

 

Finished pics.

 

Maybe try something like this where the bullnose meets? It keeps the face of the bullnose flush and the seam just disappears once grouted.

 

Hows 3rd week of march for a frame job off exit 78 Andrew? 100x45

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Wish I could...be knee deep in a major kitchen during that time.

 

Sub that kitchen out. Its the right thing to do...

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Tile fireplace came out better then expected, pictures missing trim under mantle

 

That's awesome!! Any issue with breakage? They were fragile enough...

 

I love those little wedges too! Nice to be able to adjust the space as needed for slight tile impections, etc.