Building a WETROOM - Bathroom Renovation

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Tiles - Imola x-rock

Total Cost of Project (Rough Ballpark)
~$29,350 USD
~$40,350 CAD

Project took 15 days (Over 270 man hours)

0:00 Demo
2:48 Opening Subfloor
3:25 Plumbing Rough In
4:08 Recessing Subfloor
5:09 Framing
5:40 More Subfloor
6:11 Framing
7:14 Ditra
7:53 Tub Drain
8:12 Drywall and Insulation
8:47 Fittes Flush Mounts
9:27 Kerdi Board
10:47 Mudding
11:13 Waterproofing
13:42 Tiling Floors
16:20 Tiling Walls
18:32 Tile Miters
21:44 Potlights
22:06 LED Niche Lights
23:00 Epoxy Miters
24:27 Painting
24:43 Grouting
25:33 Trim
26:09 Silicone
26:32 Tub Install
27:12 Plumbing Fixtures
28:06 Reveal
28:52 Cost

[PChen]

Thanks Liam and Sebastian for making our dream come true! I love how we technically reduced the bathroom size when closed off the closet wall but ended up with a bigger bathroom! Pushes every sqft to its maximum potential. ❤

Kudos to Liam and Sebastian for going above and beyond!! Reclaiming the dead space and all the mitre corners makes the Wet Room shine!! This wet room wouldn't look the same if that wall is 18 inches thicker with floor to ceiling edge trim on the outside corner.

Amazing working experience with Liam and Sebastian. Would not think twice if we have any future projects! Highly recommend Liam and Sebastian for anyone in the area looking to renovate!

[bellavita]

Hats off to these two gentlemen, this is a lost art construction woodworking insulation tile to all the special trades, electrical, plumbing hats off. What a wonderful job.

[ThomasBarone]

This is absolutely how demo should be done! Carefully and deliberately

[tarzandavis]

You put so much heart and soul into your work, it brings me so much joy. As a new home owner, I wish I could hire you to do everything in my home

[leonardopillay]

I have never seen anyone work as clean as you guys do first time seeing your channel and i am blown away. Hardest thing about renovations in south africa is getting someone who cares about the work they do.

[drewchristopher]

I've never seen such pristine studs and joists behind the scenes in a bathroom demo. This was like remodeling a bathroom in heaven!

[Treehandler]

Was happy to see it was $30k US, another project you posted just seemed so underpriced for the quality of work you are providing. Great work as always

[KellyJelly]

Not too proud to admit I had to google wet room, but this bathroom came together so nicely. Of course. Thanks to you and Sebastian for such great work and being open to having it posted on YouTube.

[Draxis]

I come from a place where building with wood is quite rare. It's nice to see such a large endeavor such as moving plumbing tubes and remove the entire floor, walls and ceilings so quickly.
I guess it's one of the benefits of using wood and insulating material as building materials.

[timesdarkcaptains]

VERY GOOD, I like you are using negative air pressure to keep the dust in the bathroom and not allow it to go through the house. PAY ATTENTION other contractors ot DIY, THIS WORKS for dust control!!! Very impressed coming from the environmental/IH side of the biz. GOOD ON YA MATES!!!

[jasonlee]

Another beautiful project finished! I love the relief cuts on the large format tiles to make the pitch. That requires advanced skills to pull off. I also love all those mitre cuts especially around the window. And your epoxy skills are perfect now. Those edges look so clean cut and sleek. I love that you are so detailed and don't cut corners such as doing the flood test and taping every corner of the finished floor tiles to protect every inch of the flooring. I also love the new profile you used to fit the glass in and making the finish look so nice and clean cut. That's an amazing idea interms of design. I just love everything that you do and it's so satisfying to watch someone do a perfect job. I'm also very happy that you are now using the Kerdi Boards instead of the membranes. Your skills are exceedingly high and easily enough to do a project on a multi million dollar luxury home. Just keep doing what you're doing. Excellent job!!! By the way, your labour cost is still way below the cost of what you should and could be charging considering the level of quality you are delivering. You get a LIKE!

[maxbarko]

Currently I am having a bathroom renovation done. Also as wet room. I prefer a wall hung toilet. Saves space, looks nicer, easier to clean and not clogging if it is a German brand. I like the idea with the light in the niches.

[jpbroadwater]

What a quality job and I can tell you're very experienced. In terms of the video, I love the contrast between the rapid timelapse footage and the calm narration.

[himhim]

The 45° epoxy corners look fucking beautiful

[NelsonClick]

Tremendous video. I was captivated. The whole concept of "wet room" was unknown to me and after watching this video I don't think I'd want it any other way. You are a skilled craftsman with integrity and I would trust you entirely.

[michaelkirch]

Warms my heart to see young people from my generation doing quality work with their hands, making stuff that people will use and enjoy for years to come. Well spoken narration too! If more of today's young people put their heads down and worked hard like you are, there'd be a lot less of the mess we see in our young generations now. Keep up the great work! 🤝

[QiyanaAppreciator]

Amazing work on the project as always, but your voice-over commentary deserves acclaim as well! You do a great job explaining what you're doing and thinking. You're well spoken and the audio quality is great. It's a treat to listen to. Thanks for all you do!

[robbrown]

Canadian here, after waiting for 3/4 of a year because everyone's so booked and busy, finally in the process of having a old house bathroom redone. Quite a headache thus far, fining good contractors who have guys lined up to do plumbing/electrical, etc. You do great work, we need more like you who take pride in your work as its severely lacking in Canada at the moment and I'm sure elsewhere in the world as well.

[FactsFun]

I wish you guys were in the UK. I would love to have you remodel my bathroom. I used to do what you do, many, many years ago. I can’t do it now because my back is ruined. I am always impressed with the quality of your work. When I did it my boss used to say “the difference between good work and great work is the little touches that most people don’t bother with.” Well you guys do ALL those little touches. I wish you great success in everything you do. It is great to see real master craftsmen for a change.

[TheWickdTrader]

Journeyman welder and install here and I had to give ode and honor your quality of work here man! Truly superb craftsmanship! Love to see a master at work! Bravo!!