bath

Reply to: Aside from the door hinges, in this shower below there is only one clip, very high on the left side, just outside of camera view. The rest of the installation is silicone alone. Been that way for 7 years. Still looks new.

Q

Reply to: Not sure if it is a custom piece, but they could have used one of our specialty grommets: http://www.mockett.com/kitchen-bath-closet/specialty-grommets

Q

Reply to: Top Knobs - Chareau Collection

Q

Reply to: Found the gray/brown stone tile in the shower - it's called Nova Blue (aka Lagos Azul), it's a limestone, and available at UnitedTile.com. Interesting that the pic they have is of a completely different shower but uses exactly the same tile layout - who copied whom?

Q

Reply to: Hi there - I tend to work mainly with only linear drains - all of which are tiled. My advice is read up on Houzzer John Whipple's various blogs on shower designs (he is a font of wisdom on this stuff) Whatever tile you use in your shower needs to be considered when tiling the removable part of the drain. (Big rocks don't work); your bathroom slope is more limited to a flatter drainage plane as your tiling slope cannot curve as easily as it would to a central drain Some drains come with a little key that you use to lift out the drain (but I use a flat end screw to lever up the cover with no problem) easy to pull off and to put back. Maintenance is dead easy once the cover is off - but as you cannot see the dirt (mainly hairballs) I advise bi-monthly inspections

Q