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Slate & Pampas Bath

Scope of Work

A full kitchen remodel keeping a similar layout. Construction and installation provided by B+K

Features:

Vanity: Marfa Slab Style Premium Wood Texture Pampas
Vanity top: Silestone White Zeus
Shower tiles: Architessa Atlas Slate Black – Natural Rectified – 12 x 24
Floor tiles: Architessa Attitude porcelain tile 12×24 – Simpley Grey – Matte
Fixtures: Kohler – Purist Collection
- Hand Shower: Purist®2.5 gpm multifunction handshower with Katalyst® air-induction technology
- Shower Head: Purist®Rite-Temp® shower trim with lever handle and 2.5 gpm showerhead
- Faucet: Purist® Two Handle Widespread Bathroom Sink Faucet with Metal Pop-Up Drain Assembly in Vibrant Polished Nickel
- Accessories: Towel Ring, Towel Shelf, Towel Bar, Grab bar
Sink: Rectangle Porcelain Undermount Sink
Window: New vinyl window 35W x 15H, reduced the height of the existing window, patched brick exterior to match as close as possible
Bath Drain: Miseno 26” Tile Insert Linear Shower Drain with 2″ Outlet
Paint: Sherwin – Williams – Eg-Shel finish
Medicine Cabinet: Verdera®Lighted medicine cabinet, 40″ W x 30″ H K-99011-TLC-NA
Toilet: Brazn™One-piece compact elongated dual-flush toilet with skirted trapway
Shower Door: Metro Sliding Glass Shower Door
Fan and Lights :
- ENERLITES 4-Hour Countdown Timer Switch
- Panasonic WhisperFitEZ Ventilation Fan 80 or 110 CFM
- Recessed Can, Lighting Can, 4″
- Lutron Diva C.L Dimmer Switch for Dimmable LED
- Recessed Lights, Dimmable LED, 4″, 2700k Warm White

Scope of Work

Year Home Built : 1977

Location : Alexandria, VA 22314

Bathroom Design

Prices for a bathroom of this size can range up by adding features such as:

Heated floors, Toto Washlet, recessed lighting, new fan, custom glass shower enclosure, shower bench, natural stone or designer tile, wainscot tile, wallpaper, custom vanity, premium luxury faucets such as Waterworks
Age of bathroom plays a large role in overall costs of a bath remodel. Homes with original bathrooms built in the 1950s likely require additional demolition work such as removal of mud set tile and plaster or stucco walls, taking entire bathroom down to studs, replacing / sistering joists, all new plumbing & electric, new sub flooring, new green board (drywall). Given the rise in the cost of building materials couple with labor shortages this may lead to sticker shock.
If you have an older home with a bathroom that’s been remodeled it’s likely the above factors would still apply. That’s because in the previous remodel they likely tiled on top of tile instead of doing the hard work to get to and replace the guts of the bathroom. In the end replacing the old galvanized steel water supply lines is worth it. Once you see the insides of these pipes you’ll agree.
Depending on location and final scope of work permits may be required, which add cost and time to the project.

Notes:

Existing fan, recessed lights, drywall, sub flooring, electrical and plumbing to stay as is.
Due to the narrow width of the shower Client is deciding to use a shower rod instead of a glass enclosure.
Includes new Durock backer board where tiles are installed and a new rubber liner with poured concrete to build out the shower pan.

Scope of Work

Year Home Built : 1977

Location : Alexandria, VA 22314

Bathroom Design

Prices for a bathroom of this size can range up by adding features such as:

Heated floors, Toto Washlet, recessed lighting, new fan, custom glass shower enclosure, shower bench, natural stone or designer tile, wainscot tile, wallpaper, custom vanity, premium luxury faucets such as Waterworks
Age of bathroom plays a large role in overall costs of a bath remodel. Homes with original bathrooms built in the 1950s likely require additional demolition work such as removal of mud set tile and plaster or stucco walls, taking entire bathroom down to studs, replacing / sistering joists, all new plumbing & electric, new sub flooring, new green board (drywall). Given the rise in the cost of building materials couple with labor shortages this may lead to sticker shock.
If you have an older home with a bathroom that’s been remodeled it’s likely the above factors would still apply. That’s because in the previous remodel they likely tiled on top of tile instead of doing the hard work to get to and replace the guts of the bathroom. In the end replacing the old galvanized steel water supply lines is worth it. Once you see the insides of these pipes you’ll agree.
Depending on location and final scope of work permits may be required, which add cost and time to the project.

Scope of Work

A full bathroom remodel keeping a similar layout. Construction and installation provided by B+K

City of Falls Church, Bath Design

Scope of Work

Primary bath remodel
Run plumbing and electrical to relocate the washer and dryer from the first floor to the primary bath
Frame out and build custom shelves behind the tub
Convert bathroom door to pocket door
Replace all materials except for the window

Year Built : 1900

Location : Washington, DC 20003

Features