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[silvercitytile]

Very nice work all!!!

[dhagin]

Originally Posted by gueuzeman

I'm not even gonna tell you how, but I bent the laws of geometry.

how'd you get one of my portable black hole generators? they're not due out til Christmas 2112.

Paul, cool shower.
How's that big glass gonna hold up in there?

[lati_cz]

Bath I finished today, HO gave me free hand with design (except color of paint)

[cwilde72]

Sweet work Michal! I love the simplicity in your designs Where did the glass doors come from? II have a customer asking for a similar design with no curb and glass set directly to floor.

[Hamilton]

Michal that is most impressive. Wow! You have a very clean style. Excellent work and design How fun it must have been to be able to have that freedom...very cool.

[Higher Standard Tile]

Even the tp niche is cool. Good idea.

[tiletime56]

Michal, very nice bath

[silvercitytile]

Michal is that a hydronic towel warmer??? If so nice high end stuff

[Houston Remodeler]

Nice work Michal. What is that tile on the walls?

[shanetileman2]

How did you cut that glass mud cap paul. Very nice looking job everyone. light in step supurb work.

[jondon]

Those towel warmers rock, nice design and installation on your curbless shower. I like the the tile on the walls as well

I like the paint color and the skylight, how long it take you to cut out the ceiling for that..lol

[K_Tile]

Michal
Thats my style, good job!

I see a diverter...Is that a rain head in the skylight? Got a closer pic?

[TeomanTile]

Very nice work Michael!! What did you use on the bench too? Looks like a solid piece of glass, did you fabricate? Where did you get it?

I too am curious, is the rain shower head really in the skylight? Lol

[Houston Remodeler]

@ Shane

We cut the glass mudcap using our dewalt wet saw outfitted with a Raimondi T3 razor then polished the edge with a series of dry alpha pads to get it back to factory shine.

[tileguynky]

Brad, I sure the weight will add up over time. I know at Dad's the family room is SOG. The kitchen, well it is on a crawl, more like a belly slither. We discussed the weight issue and decided we would be ok. Dad did not want to go through the process of removing the cabinets, removing the existing mud bed and reinstalling everything. Kitchen is long, but the joist only span 11' and we sistered 2x10 when he did the original remodel about 25 years ago.

Chad, I know the apartment complex tore everything down and started fresh. I am sure a really hot fire would have some negative effect on the integrity of the mud mix. If not directly, at least the thermal expansion from the fire and the thermal contraction from the water used in fighting the fire.

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