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Plan is green terrazzo on the floor, herringbone mixed flat and ridged white tiles on the walls (full height in the shower and half height elsewhere), reclaimed mid century drawers (notched out at the back) with a quartz top and round basin for a vanity, brass hardware, walk in shower the full width of the room with a fixed screen.
Sounds really nice!
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That fucking shower. We've never used it and I have since ripped the fucker out as one of the cats was insisting it was a litter tray. It was painfully obvious there was up to an inch gap all the way around the tray, but the previous owners kept using it. Which cause big damage to the landing below and the kitchen below that. They got the kitchen patched up before selling and we got the landing done. Ripping the shower out shows rot damage to the joists, which our builder will now thankfully be fixing. Also, when we got the water switched over to a pressurised system, it was too much for the knackered old mixer tap which basically exploded the first night and saw me out in the street frantically trying to shut off the water because fuck knows if there's an internal stop cock in this house. I'll be glad when this is done. Fixing the joists should also help the creaky loft stairs as they seem to be attached to a fucked one at the top.
Plan is green terrazzo on the floor, herringbone mixed flat and ridged white tiles on the walls (full height in the shower and half height elsewhere), reclaimed mid century drawers (notched out at the back) with a quartz top and round basin for a vanity, brass hardware, walk in shower the full width of the room with a fixed screen.