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neum0105

Love the sky light! But how will it hold up ove

neum0105
6 years ago
Love the sky light! But how will it hold up over time with all the moisture from the shower?
The Resplendent Bath · More Info
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  • PRO
    Mantis Design + Build, LLC
    6 years ago

    We designed a ventilation system hidden at the top of the skylight that pulls out excess moisture from the shower area. A remotely installed ventilation motor does a great job keeping this space dry and mold free.

    Comments (20)

    • dream7design
      6 years ago

      An article about this bathroom mentioned that the skylight had a vent to help prevent a moisture problem.

      neum0105 thanked dream7design
    • neum0105
      Original Author
      6 years ago

      Very cool!! Thank you for the response.

    • PRO
      Tare It Up!!!
      6 years ago
      Awesome design. I thought the sky view was art...hidden vent is great idea.
    • User
      6 years ago

      what type of shower pan drain did you use?

    • PRO
      Mantis Design + Build, LLC
      6 years ago

      Proline linear drain if my memory serves me right

    • Sorin Gorgan
      6 years ago

      Love this bathroom, What size is the skylight and where you buy from?

    • PRO
      Mantis Design + Build, LLC
      6 years ago

      Skylight was 46" X 46". Velux can be purchased from any of the major home improvement stores.

    • Josh Makell
      4 years ago

      Love the shower head and the sky light

    • deborah jones
      4 years ago

      saw this on facebook a year ago, project already underway, skylite in, shower head bought now looking for tiles in ocean colors

      any suggestions?

    • Michelle Smith
      4 years ago

      Absolutely love this bathroom, stunning! I've read all the notes before bothering you with another question about wall and ceiling paint color and shower tile grout color please? I live in Va, hopefully the wood-look tiles are still available.... Fantastic work!


    • deborah jones
      4 years ago

      my skylight is 2'x2' sealed, was afraid if i got 1 that opened it would rot out i bought mine from amazon, it came with attached flange

    • deborah jones
      4 years ago

      lowes has wood look tile but make sure that they can be used in a shower,not all tiles can be


    • PRO
      Residential Resurrections
      3 years ago

      I used a hidden vent ducted to adjacent bedroom (the bath has a cathedral ceiling with skylight over shower). The fan has a settable humidity control that will cycle the

      Linear channel drain shower · More Info

      fan as needed. If set low enough, it eliminates moisture and mildew all year.

    • suunny4
      3 years ago

      How are the floating shelves attached?


    • Heather Hoffman
      3 years ago

      Simply beautiful!! Where did you purchase the plant holders and how did you attach them?

    • Heather Hoffman
      3 years ago

      Sorry plz disregard my question— you answered elsewhere on another thread

    • Billie Anderer
      3 years ago

      Where?

    • Jennifer Frugalidad
      3 years ago

      Seems to me it is like a shower coming from above. This certainly creates an illusion of a waterfall or something. - Paul Savramis

    • alain rodriguez
      3 years ago

      waterfall would be less maintenance and rain will be a + experience shower.

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