BlueRidgeGreen do you have a close-up picture of the bottom band on the floor perimeter? Looks Good

THANKS Patrick

 

Just went upstairs and got a couple pics....thanks for asking/noticing. Besides the floating live-edge seat that is one of my favorite details. I can't wait to see it grouted....it's meant to look like single wall/floor transition pieces.

I only broke one of the long ones (1 3/4" x 18") during install, which sucked cause they are all matched to their wall mates, except for the corner medallions that I made lighter toned on purpose to set them off.

 

BlueRidgeGreen do you have a close-up picture of the bottom band on the floor perimeter? Looks Good

THANKS Patrick

Didn't even notice. That is a nice detail!

 

 

Grout tomorrow and another one done ^

 

blue ridge, That is one of the most impressive showers i have ever seen here. Perfect layout, joint alignment between walls and floor. What do you use for a snapper/ saw?

 

Thanks for the compliment.....nice that people notice those details.

Thanks also has to go out to all the pro's on this site. They have really helped me take my tile skills to the next level.

I use a DeWalt wet saw (which I bought after advice from Angus, the Masta...etc). Have never used a snapper, but listening to the real tile pro's around here makes me think I should get one.

Sincere thanks again for the kind words.

 

just finished this one

 

Nice & clean. What is the shelf material in the niche? Marble?

 

Home cheapo sells 6" x 36" x 3/8" saddles and if you sort through the stack you can usually find 1 or 2 solid white ones.

 

Had some fun with this backsplash last week :thumbup:

 

Just finished this shower and floor..

 

Stupid app keeps crashing.

suuuuuuuuure, we believe you..... :thumbsup:

 

Stupid app keeps crashing.

 

Before shots

 

After pics. Glass is being installed first of next week.

 

One hell of a shower! Is that 10ft wide?

Nice job!

 

Thanks.9'6 wide,8' to the soffit. The mosaic in the soffit was a total pain but the addition of the upper and lower lights really made the whole shower.

 

Bad azz!:thumbup:

 

3rd floor shower. What a pain!!

 

mine was on the 10th floor, parking garage, elevators, key pads, association rules, beach views, spring break bikini's,etc.
glad I charged good :thumbup:

 

Nicely done! 3rd baths suck! Kind of like basement baths,always wished you charged more!

 

Ash i really like that bench where did you get it?

 

Its an innovis better bench adjustable to 48" I think. I get mine from my local supplier but heres a link.

http://www.contractorsdirect.com/Tile-Tools/Shower-Installation-Products/Innovis-Better-Bench

To do the bench floating it requires the end brackets as well.

 

That shower is sick Ash. One of my favorites. You design it?

 

Yeah, I had an initial concept but then it came together as the job progressed. The customer let me do whatever I wanted. At the start I knew we needed the soffit and lighting. The rest was designed based on the rainfall shower heads and the block window. Definitely one of my favorites to date.
Thanks to everyone for the compliments. Also thanks for sharing all of your ideas and work on this forum. This place has helped me become so much better at the work I perform and more diligent in providing the best service I possibly can.

 

Can't stop going back and staring at it. Really amazing work....incredible design. :thumbsup::thumbsup::thumbsup::thumbsup::thumbsup::thumbsup:

 

Great looking shower Ash! I hope they are getting glass enclosure! Great concept with soffit!:thumbsup::thumbsup:

 

Here is some pictures of an office tile job, I am working on. I usually avoid commercials, this was an exemption.

 

Basement Remodeling Dayton Ohio

 

Today's play; was fun!

 

What are those spacers? and why are they sticking their tongues out at us?

 

looks good, not a fan of the 1/3 offset.
porcelain manufacturers need to step up and make flat tile.
I do see a good amount of non cupped and bowed 12x24.

 

I think it is all about pricing, these are $2.75/sq.ft porcelain,sure enough I have seen $18/sq.ft porcelain that is flat that can be stacked.

I avoid 1/3 offset, gives stair effect, this is same as floor 8" to the right of the first tile and repeat same two rows, random but uniform look.
Look at the floor picture

What are those spacers? and why are they sticking their tongues out at us?

regular + shape spacers, I just need one wing:laughing: