Shower test is bad... the water will evaporate

Textured ceilings are a no no

As someone who worked for a glass company! Those shower doors are sometime tricky to install but that’s definitely not the proper way to silicon it in!

Great work :)

I just realised, you’re literally Bob the Builder. :P

Beautiful and awesome 👍🏻👍🏻 love your job ❤️♥️ I wish all man knew how to make things this great and make them match perfectly like you do.

How did he get up there

Imagine being this smart? This looks awesome!!

awesome job buddy, just starting remodelling my bathroom and your video is very helpful. thx a lot . Take care . AG .

Call me weird but I actually like your tiling

What song starts playing at 22:07?

Masterpiece 😍

The small tiles on the floor with all that grout is giving me anxiety! Sooo many areas for dirt to accumulate! Soo much future scrubbing!😓😓😓

Suddenly, ThisOldHouse -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- At 8:05 it looks like you're spreading *mud* on that board.

I love how this came out but the vanity color really throws it off for me personally. 😬

It triggers me how the fossets weren’t black as well !!! 😂

tilework is the best thing ever- said everyone before they start tiling.

26:32 haha lol cat is in the tub 😂😄😅

one thing id recommend is measuring the width of your shower tiles before setting the height of your niche so your tile line is flush with your niche. Gives it that pro look. Also recommend making the plywood surface slightly damp before putting the mortar on, helps with the bond. Awesome video, extremely informative

What can you say other than NICE well done

Beautiful bathroom !!

Bob... you are pretty badass. Hands down my favourite YT channel at the moment. Keep on rocking!

It would be awesome to do a home tour

holy cow! Wow!

He's just such a nice guy

You're the best Bob! Congrats!

Well done and most informative. If you're going to use the Kerdi, check the dimensions of their shower floor offerings and plan your shower frameout accordingly.

Installed a Bluetooth speaker so ‘you’ can play music? Is he inviting us over to take a crap?

What do you mean 27 degrees?? How is anything freezing at 27 degrees???

27 Fahrenheit. It'd be like -3 C

I love the bathroom, but why the two colours of fixtures . I love the black fixtures, why didn’t you use black on the sinks and lights ? Looks great anyways but was just wondering 😊

isn't that a bit too white? kinda looks like a slaugtherhouse xD... but nice work

That is a big shower

Ron Swanson would be proud.

Look am not going to lie I just like watching to learn how to and cuz I want to lol

Love the remodeled bathroom, the tiles and colours. This is my type of bathroom. Love the blue as it's my favourite colour, love the black fixtures and you've given me ideas about bluetooth speaker.

I noticed you struggled a bit with the grout on the walls. Here’s a tip for anyone grouting anything anytime soon. Your grout should roughly be the consistency of pancake batter. Not too runny like crepes and sloppy, but not as dry as say cookie dough either. It will make application a breeze, it’ll fill literally ever little nook and cranny without having to force it in there, and despite the thinner consistency it doesn’t take any longer to dry. If your grout gets too thick, because it does dry out after a while, just add a little bit more water, mix thoroughly, and continue. I should know, I renovated my entire first house that we bought from top to bottom, and there was a lot of tiling. I spent more time on my knees than a lady of the night. Also, quick question, why do so many youtubers use what seems to be a cement type mixture for tiling when you could just get a big bucket of tile glue ready mixed and be done with it? Or is that just in Europe? I mean I assume America sells that in their home improvement stores too right? And does no one back butter their tiles? I mean you don’t need to for those little mosaic tiles (nice choice by the way, love those!) but anything that isn’t on a mesh should be back buttered. Or am I being overly critical? That’s just how I was taught to do it. That way, you can compensate for any bowing that may be present in your drywall, which is pretty much always (I’ve yet to find a truly square wall in a house), and make it look really nice and tidy. Just some tips for those who might be thinking about redoing a bathroom or just an accent backsplash in the kitchen. Unless you use mosaic tiles, back butter those tiles, you can thank me later 😉

Great to see you make stuff, I like to break stuff 😝

This is for the future dads and homeowners.

wtf is nitch lol do you mean niche? great video though maybe I just don't know the terminology

in the end there were blue markings on the tiles in the shower, what's that for?

Everything in our house is about as old as your bathroom was. I don't have anyone sponsoring a remodel, but on the bright side, our house is way smaller!

DO A HOUSE TOUR.

Speaking from experience: shark-bite fittings on PEX are a bad idea. I manage a residential maintenance shop and I've had dozens of shark-bite fittings leak. Compression ring style fittings are definitely more reliable.

Blue tape on the tile??

Looks amazing I would have painted the claw feet of the tub blue to pull it together with the vanity

Like in the first video, most of this would not fly with code or insurance in Norway. The electrical work would need to be done by an electrician (unless it has a plug you are not allowed to do it yourself). And the wet zone remod (tiles yes, membranes no) would have to be done by someone with wet room certification for insurance to cover any potential water damage. Is this different in the US (or in separate states)?

i don't understand half the things you're saying but this is cool to watch so i don't mind haha

Same

Me either 😂 but I love watching what he does

Ya me too

Same

I would love to see a video on how something like this is estimated, and what the final cost is. I've always heard that a bathroom remodel costs 20k

Why do you make those bumpy lines before you stick down the orange stuff before tile

Putting the texture in the cement helps give tile or whatever a much better grip, coverage and contact than if it were smooth.

I feel like you should have re done the vanity with something much more modern

Odd comment but, is that a Bill and Ted shirt you have on there? Great video set btw!

You missed a lot of important detail that will get the average DIYer in trouble for instance, taking a lot of time to ensure the first course of tile in the shower is perfectly level. However, thank you for the video.

I simply watch these videos for fun but, Why does the saw need water In order to function? (I know nothing about tools, but it must suck using water when it’s cold outside)

Water keeps the blade cool, allowing it to cut more effectively and last longer and the water also keeps dust down, which can be dangerous to breathe in.

That cat doh 😻

Brilliant bathroom! Looks very professional. Well done.

I loved everything about the remodel except for the fact that the shower head and the bath match ( the dark color) and then the sinks is gold

its so satisfying to watch the whole project come together

Wow that bathroom turned out really beautiful.

kicha totalna

Bro you are recovering🎃

Wish you went with black sink and chrome faucet :/ That would've been cool. But amazing instructional video. :)

It all looks very nice. Bold choice on the blue vanity.

Really nice work! It looks great!

had me the whooooooooooooooole way, lost me at blue vanity. found me again 6 seconds later at kitty. new fan of the channel, great work man

Was that the Conan Needs a Friend podcast with Tim Olyphant??

I want to see you turning every attic in your house to a good room.

Very nice work from vintage to Modern

What is the point of gaurting

When y’all are completely finished with your home you need to do a house tour

unannounced podcast plug. I love it.

The gold faucets and the blue on the cabinets look fantastic!!

wao great job guys

Love it, although I would have made the taps on the skinks Black like the rest as-well as the light fittings above the mirror. But great job!

Meh, its alright but i certainly wouldn't choose round or hex shape tiles. Also american electrics e.g. fittings and how they have to be off/next to a stud to be secured in place is weird... At least to me (from the UK). The rest is alright. Nice shower, not keen on the silver square waste though. Also for those wondering PEX in the UK is called poly pipe (short for POLYBUTYLENE PIPE) it's alright i suppose, fairly reliable but where possible i would always go ahead and learn soldering to do some nice copper piping.

You do excellent work, man. I needed something to fully grab my attention, and this sucked me in way more than anything on Netflix. Subscribed!

Have you tried dipping the brush in water before adding the texture to the ceiling? I used that method when texturing the plaster on my living room ceiling... It might make it easier for you. Theoretically speaking it softens the texture and makes the draw off slightly bigger which should make the 'less textured more shaped' style of texturing you are looking for.

Iv done many many showers and always before u put mud or derock u always put ice and water shield down first. It’s key because in ten years if there is any leak it will get behind the wall then mold comes and u gotta re do it. Trust me iv had to tear out many showers because the foundation is not right. The last shower I did cost 65 thousand dollars. For 1 bathroom. The shower looks great man keep up the great work.

Awesome Job! My wife and I gutted our entire downstairs after a water leak in July last year and are in the middle of putting it back together ourselves. Insurance is paying for all of the floor to be replaced but everything else is on us (as it should be :)). I wish I had thought to record our demo and progress of the rebuild so far. Our home was a commercial property built in the 1940's and converted to residential in 1995. We've ran into a lot of unique challenges along the way.

add a frame to the mirror!

one thing to note - if you put down thinset on non waterproof floor board, it WILL buckle after time. I ALWAYS used concrete board first and on floor, tile too. It's and extra step but your flooring will never squeek or crack.

Blue and bronze threw everything off......

Love the Levi Allens "life's better when you make stuff" t-shirt!!!

hi jake

26:12 Is that the shine on the tiles or a bit of a water leakage under the bath?

A lot of work put in and when you see that outcome, just great. Great work by the way.

great video! the ceiling pattern looks like it was a real pain to match but it looked like your mud was a little to thick and thats why you had so much texture

It looked like you left out some waterproofing along the lower kerdi board joint on the drain side of the shower. Not a big issue but would have been nice to see that waterproofed. It seems you also covered up the HVAC vent with the tub. Even though the tub is on stands, it would have been better to move the vent (perhaps to the adjacent wall) for air circulation in the room which would provide increased air flow for the shower fan. Also this would avoid having condensate dripping from the tub into the duct work. Would be good to insulate the floor as well since it seems to be directly over the garage. Without that thermal break you essentially have a warm room over an exterior floor, unless your garage is fully insulated (including a thermal door). Additionally there may be concern for exhaust gases rising from the garage into the bathroom. So glad you didn't cut into the joist for the shower drain, not sure what the exact code is for that, but laminating would have been a pain. While it is your bathroom and all that, imo the wall tile grout is too dark giving a dirty appearance depending on the lighting of the area. It seemed like the bluetooth speaker only works when the fan isn't running. Would be great if they worked at the same time so you can run the fan and listen to music while taking a shower. Overall it looks like you did some good work. Congrats on the new bathroom.

The only thing I don't like about it is the design of the bathtub.

Textured ceiling in a bathroom is the devil. At some point in the future, *something* will happen and your drying solution (bathroom fan) will lose effectiveness. And now you have stuff growing in the texture. Even if you're not making a full "wet room" bathroom, use some of their techniques for making the room easy to clean.

How long was the claufoot tub? I have one in my bathroom that hadn’t been used in over 100 years and it’s 5ft

Great job. It's funny to me that you can see your beard grow over the course of a video, attesting to just how long these things take, and the magic of editing. :)

The blue cabins arnt my style but everything else looks great

Great videos but next time you put in a soaking tub, make sure it's large enough for a modern adult to fit in. As someone looking to buy a home, a big annoyance is how many bathrooms boast being recently remodeled, but it didn't get updated to include things like new outlets and breakers for modern electronics and a tub that accommodates people over 5ft tall. Thanks ofr the video, learned a lot.

Well, I'm not a fan of taking a bath with my head underwater, but otherwise, yes.

+I Like To Make Stuff Would you be fully submerged if you took a bath in it?

I'm 5'10" and can sit in that tub without touching the end with my feet.

did you collapse the motor lines behind the tiles you set?

Ew! Popcorn

I’m 12 and just spent 50 minutes watching a guy remodel his bathroom. 😐

What is the cat doing in the tub?

Cool

Looks great bob!! Really great job

Tile the bathroom floor after you tile the shower and drywall and paint!!