The document summarizes renovations done to a bathroom over multiple steps. Key steps included removing an existing wall to combine the shower and tub area, installing new plumbing, electrical work, adding a support beam, extending the ceiling to accommodate new lighting and ventilation, installing new flooring, tiles on the lower walls, fixtures, and ultimately a new glass shower enclosure and solid oak door. The renovations were extensive and upgraded the entire bathroom.

1. The beginning of changing the bathroom. The older window out and a larger window in its place

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12. This is where the old was basin was. To the right of the beam. The beam is where separation wall was. Here too all electricity had to be rewired.

13. On this photo you can see that after the wall has been removed the toilet ended up in the middle of the bathroom and therefore had to be changed

14. The whole floor was also in bad shape. Here you see the new base floor and where the dart points, is where the toilet will be moved to. That means of course also completely new drain- and water lines.

15. In this photo you can see the support beam I put in(at the dart in the photo) and the extended new ceiling with the light and fan.

16. The new base floor is in and the toilet is at its new place. The 2 nd wash basin which you see here will be completely removed when the other wash basin and vanity have been placed

17. This is where the vanity eventually will be. The new electric lines are in and now all the walls are sheet rocked over again. At the top of the picture you can see the support beam a little better.

18. Here a view of the newly sheet rocked walls

19. In In this and the next picture you can see the shower area and bathtub with new sheetrock.

21. This is the support beam covered over with solid oak. As you can also see,that the lighting has been installed and is working

22. This is the lighting for the vanity. The walls and the ceiling are already painted. The walls only halfway, since the lower half will be tiled in Lady Onyx.

23. The new window with an extended window sill . The window sill is not ready yet, since it too will be covered with solid oak and marble on top.

25. Once more the temporary shower

27. The new faucets installed in the bathtub. The spigot not yet because of the hand shower. The drain and drain handle are yet to be replaced

28. The copper shower base installed

29. The vanity and part of the granite floor. Far left one can see the wall heater of which the cover still will be replaced and the same for the central heating vent on the floor in front of the vanity.

30. The Empress Green marble slabs installed by the bathtub and shower. Of course I had some help here. 300 plus lb a piece is just a little to much to do by myself .

31. A look from the other side

32. The vanity with the marble installed.

33. The window sill completed with the marble.

34. Laying down the granite floor.

35. The floor is in except for filling in the joints. Also the 2 nd wash basin is gone. The pipes will still be eliminated before the Lady Onyx can be installed.

36. In this photo and the next two you see the Lady Onyx installed on the walls.

39. Here you see the changes of the grills from the heaters and the toilet seat replaced with oak.The only thing left to do is the shower glass enclosure and a new door

40. Here it is finally, the shower enclosure

41. The door is coming

42. A look from the living room while I am working on the door. Solid oak naturally.

43. A look at the door from the inside of the bathroom and the last photo is taken from the livingroom again.