World's Longest Bathroom Remodel DONE! Pic Heavy!!

[Palmetto]

Looks great.

No new cabinets/shelves opposite the vanity?

[doug]

Great job! Where did you get the ceiling tiles? Are they glued or in a frame? We are rebuilding from the flood and the wife is intrested in doing something like that in one room. Thanks

[Hawkpuppy 1]

Looks great.

No new cabinets/shelves opposite the vanity?

Not 100% sure yet. Maybe a small table but nothing big. Wanted to really open the space up

[Hawkpuppy 1]

Great job! Where did you get the ceiling tiles? Are they glued or in a frame? We are rebuilding from the flood and the wife is intrested in doing something like that in one room. Thanks

Wife found them on Amazon. Not sure the brand, but they are actually a heavy plastic material. Put them up with Loc Tite Caulk/glue. Easy to put up and can cut with a good pair of scissors. They had several different styles and colors too

[doug]

Wife found them on Amazon. Not sure the brand, but they are actually a heavy plastic material. Put them up with Loc Tite Caulk/glue. Easy to put up and can cut with a good pair of scissors. They had several different styles and colors too

Thanks we are going to find some she likes and give it a go

[clintbodie]

That vanity looks great!!! Well...really it all looks great!

[ShawnG]

That is some great work there.

[Old Mathews]

That’s fantastic work. We’re gonna do ours in the near future. Congrats, looks super

[Neck]

Looks great!

Did you find anything in the furr downs? We recently tore the furr downs out in our kitchen and bathroom (remodeling after the Harvey flood) and once we tore those out we knew things just got a lot more expensive. All the water supply, septic, AC and electrical was ran through them and has to be re-routed.

[meltingfeather]

Wow that looks fantastic! Really nice design overall and finish selection.

[Hawkpuppy 1]

Looks great!

Did you find anything in the furr downs? We recently tore the furr downs out in our kitchen and bathroom (remodeling after the Harvey flood) and once we tore those out we knew things just got a lot more expensive. All the water supply, septic, AC and electrical was ran through them and has to be re-routed.

Luckily no. I wasn't sure what might be in them, but luckily there was nothing in either of them with the exception of part of the wiring where the light is, but it was easy to re-route it over a couple of the boards.