Bookmatch bathroom.

[Old Mod]

@GaryTheTiler and myself as some of you know have been working on some bookmatched bathrooms in Marble Arch, central London.
We fitted insulation boards, variopro UFH & latexed, then installed @Ray TT @ Porcel-Thin Calacatta Bookmatch 1200 x 600 x 4.8mm thin porcelain
This was a complete bathroom wrap walls and floors.
This hopefully shows the versatility of the product and bears little resemblance to the staircase I did earlier in the year.
All other products apart from the UFH and tiles were from @ISOMAT UK Adhesives, which I'll post about in a different thread.

 

[Old Mod]

Lovely work as per the norm.

Are the mitred corners a tad on the sharp side though? (not the workmanship but the overall feel to the corners as in an aesthetic look?....if you know what I mean.)

Thank you Tom, I must admit it's something I've pondered over.
I might 'birds beak' the next one just to compare the two. Thing is, I doubt if it'll be as enjoyable to do.

 

[Spud]

here are a few pictures of my bathroom , I was going to wait until the plaster cornice had been fitted and the sanitary wear installed but as its xmas I will post some pictures now ,
I have been very impressed with the isomat materials which we used on this job and will be using it a lot more in the new year View attachment 87115

 

[White Room]

Plaster cornice won't be very deep Gary...

 

[WetSaw]

I notice you got the difficult one Gary, a far superior job to the one that other bloke who tags along with you did...


Yes I am taking the p .... Splendid craftsmanship from both of you.

 

[LM]

As per usual, superb work Gary, thanks for sharing it with us. Top notch!

 

[Time's Ran Out]

Very nice indeedy

 

[Spud]

Plaster cornice won't be very deep Gary...

It will be a deep one Mark it is a heritage house and they have to fit one that is in keeping with the age of the building its 250 years old , we werent allowed to level the floors and had to cut around the existing mouldings etc

 

[Blunt Tool]

Stunning work lads, just stunning!

 

[Old Mod]

Thanks Ian.