When the Mills family starting thinking about a creating a unique and functional pool house bathroom they were looking for construction products with style and substance. Working together with Larry Harp and Jon Innis of L & J Contractors of Cookville Tennessee (a high end builder and remodeler) the Mills family identified products to make a one of kind bathroom design that were also “smart” (meaning they provided long term ease of maintenance and kept costs down over the long run). Learn more below about the products used in this 1,800 square foot room addition project.
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Project Spotlight: Pool House Bathroom with a Serpentine S Shaped Glass Block Shower Wall and Base Design
Friday, September 30th, 2011How to Compare Tile Shower & Tub Wall Backer Board Systems
Saturday, July 23rd, 2011In tub and shower remodeling often it’s what you don’t see (the wallboard system behind the wall) that’s as important as what you do see (the decorative ceramic or natural stone tiles inside the space). The reason is – water can be the enemy of long lasting walls. So – how do you fight against damage (mold/mildew/wall deteriorating) caused by water and condensation in a bathroom? Choose the right tub and shower wall backer system. This article will advantages and disadvantages of the 5 most used systems (in no particular order). Continue reading “How to Compare Tile Shower & Tub Wall Backer Board Systems” »
How to Choose a Tile Design & Pattern for Bathroom Walls & Floors
Saturday, July 16th, 2011Nothing makes a bathroom uniquely yours like choosing the perfect tile design and pattern. The challenge can be the selections are daunting. What’s the best tile pattern, size, shape, color, surface or grout for the floors, the walls, or the tub or shower stall? So where do you begin? Consider the 6 ½ tips below to guide you through this process. Continue reading “How to Choose a Tile Design & Pattern for Bathroom Walls & Floors” »
6 Tips to Use Urethane or Sanded Grout for a Tile or Glass Block Shower
Thursday, September 30th, 2010Let’s face it – the #1 place tile or glass block showers fail is in the grout joints. So you need to use the right material the first time around (and save the expensive cost of re-grouting). Follow these tips to save money, time and problems with a shower enclosure. Continue reading “6 Tips to Use Urethane or Sanded Grout for a Tile or Glass Block Shower” »
How to Design a Custom Shower Base for a Glass Block Shower
Sunday, May 23rd, 2010A well built glass block shower project begins with designing and choosing the right custom shower base. Follow these steps to make the right selection the first time. Continue reading “How to Design a Custom Shower Base for a Glass Block Shower” »
Waterproofing Your Glass Block Shower
Friday, May 21st, 2010You might have heard the old Fram oil filter commercial about using the right oil filter now to not pay the mechanic later. The same logic certainly applies to a successful installation of a glass block shower enclosure. Failure to properly waterproof your shower can lead to expensive repairs later. Here’s some simple steps to consider: Continue reading “Waterproofing Your Glass Block Shower” »










