Small Bathroom Remodel - Tips and Tricks for Beginners

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Hello friends and newcomers! In this video I share some of the tricks I used, as well as the reasons behind them, during a remodel of my own 1973 master bathroom. If you have a small bathroom like I do, and aren't able to build it out, then hopefully these tips will help you maximize the space to create the best version of the space possible. If you found this video helpful please let me know by hitting that like button and commenting down below. Subscribe if you'd like to see more videos from me and let me know what you'd like to see content on! Thanks and Happy Remodeling!!

Intro: 0.00-1:34
Before Photos: 1:34-3:33
Before and After Comparisons: 3:33-4:33
Finished Bathroom Walkthrough: 4:33- 12:19
Note on Lighting: 12:19-13.03
Review: 13.03

Shower Wall Material: Daltile Imagica Color Haze 12x24

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[MarySmith-qzyu]

Thank you for the truly realistic tips for small bathrooms. Excellent tips

[denastanley]

My only bathroom is smaller than yours. Next year I hope to expand the space and install a whole new bathroom! Ty for all your tips. You've got a new fan!

[dianedo]

I like your “on the counter sink” so they r not taking space below counter top to allow if desired drawers vs none due to space occupied by the sink. I had an option to get a double in secondary bath but didn’t so that I could get a drawer vs dummy drawers look in cabinets in typical cabinets that bathrooms come with. Lol. Great reno work since love the shelf sink cabinet to give it more open look! 😍

[lesliestopp]

I like the idea of floating shelves made from your cherry stained wood. But you also need to bring some color and pattern into the room. I would find some type of art piece that you really like and hang it in the room. Really bright towels rolled and stacked on your shelves would look great, and maybe another plant. Hang at least three shelves. High enough that you don't crack your head. Love your what you have done. I'm inspired to tackle my 40 year old 5x8 bathroom.

[nm]

This is great! It gives me ideas for my bathroom. Thank you for your video!

[mendyhand]

I really love the shower with the glass sheet, nothing on the bottom. Could be Handicap accessible.. thx! How thick is the glass?

[Isleskye]

What engineered floor brands do you recommend and how thick should the wear layer or veneer be? I had a high spec marabou floor installed in my old home in Scotland over electric underfloor heat. It was gorgeous and had a thick top wood layer finished in a many layered hard finish. I’m back in California USA now and the products I see doesn’t appear to be as thick in terms of top layer mm nor as hard surfaced in terms of finish. I saw another YouTuber talk of a product sold by Lowe’s which comes in waterproof multiwidth and multilengrh planks. Not sure he was talking about waterproof laminate or waterproof engineered wood though. Some folk seem to call them both laminate flooring. He and you are the first I’ve heard of other plank flooring being waterproof other than LVP vinyl. Thanks for any input and clarification. This video was great!

[joanremaley]

What about towel rings above the toilet.

[judybesse]

Looks good but I would go crazy with such little storage....LOL

[rachelsmith]

I would put 2open shelves above the toilet.

[joanremaley]

Shelves are nice, if you don’t hit your head.