Wayne's Bathroom Project

[wolboy]

Hi I just wanted to share a small part of a project i have been on for a couple of years. The house was a 1930s throwback to be honest so everything has been changed money permitting bit by bit.
I'm no professional but pick things up pretty easy so if i can help others i will do my best.

Underfloor heating covered with self levelling compound and underneath that there is 18mm ply with a million screws so no movement.

tv all in place

Rock wall going up this turned out better than I thought just cant be used under direct water.

Slate tiles were really heavy but i'm pleased we chose them.

Nearly there.

8" Shower head which glows white subtly mind you.

Tv turns into a mirror when off.

Glass panelled towel radiator, Also i have a 200w underfloor heating system which to be honest only heats the tiles and not the room!!

Hope this helps if your looking to do more of the same i will upload my other projects in the house if anyone is interested.
The only bits i didn't do was the tiling the slate tile cuts were not the easiest and took a pro 7 days on a bathroom of 2.5 meters by 2.5.

Wayne

 

[leeco]

TV in the bath

I like it.

How much did that tv cost?

 

[wolboy]

Hi the TV was £380 and its 19" and works really well even the missus who wasn't sure about it love's it.

 

[BobbyBrown]

Looks like a good project you've just completed, where did you get the rock-wall from? I'm looking for something similar for the rear of an inglenook

 

[dingodeano]

Nice work.

 

[lesliemorris85]

Wow! I really love it, and the TV is simply icing on the cake. I’m showing this to my husband, maybe he’ll take a hint, lol.

 

[wolboy]

Hi Sorry for the delay been up to my eyes in it, The rockwall i found online its a place called nustone i think it worked out around £20 m2 where topps want nearly £80 m2.
Yeah we love that tv now plus when football is on my girlfriend has a bath and watches her soaps so a win win really.