the thrown,sink, shower

fishlessman

all in the same room, how convenient. thinkin about a bathroom door, stike thinks its more artsy not to have one. am sure bordello can come up with a better reason for no door



dont like the lights maybe ill get used to them in 20 or so

2Fategghead

How are you going to act now? :laugh:

To me that is a nice bathroom.

The reason for the door is to keep the stink from getting out. Especially if you have company. :pinch:

stike

i didn't think it was more artsy without one, just think a tempered custom glass door will cost a pretty penny :laugh:

looks good

2Fategghead

Maybe a one way mirror glass door. What side will the mirror be on. :unsure:

stike

thought he meant a door for the shower. had to read it again :laugh:

fishlessman

the bathroom door, room would be more inviting without one, but now that you mention it, a glass bathroom door would be great, i saw an outhouse last summer on sebago with a glass door overlooking the lake i did keep the old rusty shower rod though, still worked fine

Hillbilly-Hightech

Our bathroom is laid out in a "one room" scenario as well, except that the sink & shower are on the LHS and the "throne" is by the shower, to the right of it.

We have a pocket door which, when closed, separates the shower & toilet from the sink. That way someone can be using the sink (brushing teeth, etc) while someone else can be on the toilet - without fear of embarrassment
The only scenario where the pocket door doesn't help is if someone wants to take a shower while someone else needs to be on the toilet.

P.S. As an aside, we just had a new light / fan combo installed - the new fans are sooooooo quiet!! I couldn't believe that the new fan has a much higher airflow rate, while being much quieter! When the fan is on, it's practically impossible to hear the motor!! Sure beats the noisy fan motors of the 60's & 70's!!

cookn biker

Glass is a pain to keep clean. Soap scum ick always. I say no door. I wish I'd pulled the tub and tiled the floor. No door, easier as one ages. Plus I'm not a bath kinda person. Mostly because they were always to short for me.
Room looks good!

fishlessman

no no no hahaha, we are talking the door to the bathroom shower stall has a curtian curtian goes in the washer once a month

fishlessman

the fan in the room is from the 60's, maybe even earlier, its hooked up to the only humidity switch ive ever seen in a bath and the fan has the big industrial tin louvers on the outside of the house when it turns on. its the only thing i kept in the room

fishlessman

and its rude to ask who is in there, this way you can just look

FlaPoolman

You have a fan?? :laugh:

cookn biker

oh, hahaha

cookn biker

Like that!

stike

people think they want a quiet fan until they discover just what noises the fan was covering up in the first place. :laugh:

stike

by "thrown" do you mean it is an ejection seat too? :laugh:

stike

with a macerator :laugh:

fishlessman

either a misspelling, or its...times up. its a cool seat, lean it forward and it shuts by itself quietly

Little Steven

My first thought was the scene from Boondock Saints :laugh:

Fidel

great flick. one strong SOB to pull that commode up from the floor like he did.

Little Steven

The thrown throne hehehe

stike

i'm guessing that when they make a movie, they don't require you to actually tear the toilet from the floor.

Little Steven

Might not have been real porcelain either

Fidel

Nope. I saw it happen on the screen so it had to be true.

Frank from Houma

Nice work Fish - you are getting kind of fancy

Like the tile work

Notice the water conservation move - you have a number 1 flush and a number 2 flush

fishlessman

i have a lift pump to get the septic to the street line, when power goes out i get about 3 to 5 flushes before the line is full with the old throne. this will get me 9 to 15 flushes, even more with the half flush feature. works alot better than i thought it would, heard alot of complaints with the watersaver toilets, this one works fine