You may recall a few months ago when we helped our friends renovate their bathroom in about a week for $3000. It was a fun project that we did with Lowe’s, and we absolutely love how it turned out. You can read about the project here, but this is what their bathroom looked like after the project:
And, as a reminder, here’s where we started:
The other part of this project, which we’ve finally been given the green light to share, is 4 in-depth, how-to videos showing different parts of the process we went through. You can watch all of the videos below.
HOW TO REPLACE A BATHROOM MIRROR & VANITY LIGHT
HOW TO PREP & TILE A FLOOR
HOW TO INSTALL A FIBERGLASS TUB & SURROUND
HOW TO REPLACE AN OLD VANITY & SINK
This bathroom, though small, came with a lot of challenges. It was in an old home, nothing was standard, and there were some interested things to figure out. But that’s what renovation is, right? In the videos you’ll see how we address those issues, where we turned for answers, and learn a few tips for your own bathroom project.
If you prefer, you can also watch the videos on Youtube using the links below.
How to Replace a Bathroom Mirror & Vanity Light
How to Prep & Tile a Floor
How to Install a Fiberglass Tub & Surround
How to Replace an Old Vanity & Sink
For all product sources, check out the original post right here.
Excellent work, many thanks for taking the time to write this, ill give it a share on my facebook.
We ordered the linked faucet. It seems that the included pop up drain is meant for sinks with overflow. Did you buy separate parts?
Did you end up going with a different mirror? This one looks longer than the one in your pictures.
Did you use quarter inch or half inch hardie board?
1/2in
If I had a dollar for every time Ross left me hanging while holding a heavy mirror (or ceiling fixture, or piece of molding, or door, or anything!) I’d be rich!