Bathroom shower project
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The document summarizes the progress of a bathroom shower renovation project. It describes removing the old walls and base, moving the drain, installing a new base and back panel with help from Len, and completing the project with three shower heads installed. The homeowner enjoys how the project turned out and that his wife Sharon loves the new shower.
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Bathroom shower project
- 1. BATHROOM SHOWER PROJECTHEADED FOR THE FUTURE!!
- 2. Who is this ugly guy? You ought to be careful who you let into your bathroom!
- 3. Russ is moving so fast, the picture blurred! Hope he knows what he is doing.
- 4. The old walls are gone. Let’s get rid of that old base, OK?
- 5. What a mess!! Will somebody clean this up, please?
- 6. That old drain needs to be moved to the black line in the middle. Let’s get started.
- 7. There now, that wasn’t too bad. Took a while, though. Hope the new base fits OK! Let’s give it a try.
- 8. Cool!! It fits just like I knew it would; well, just like I hoped it would. I hope Len can help me get that back panel up here. Hey, Len!!
- 9. Whoa! That was heavy! These old boards from the door jambs left over from the pocket doors work pretty good. Kevin said to do it this way. I see why now.
- 10. All the panels are in and set. Almost finished. I wonder what Sharon is going to do with three shower heads? Women! You can’t live with them…. Probably should not go there.
- 11. Project completed!! Looks great! Had a load of fun and enjoyed every minute. Sharon loves it; that makes it totally worth the time! Enjoy and don’t tell anyone I can do this!