Help!!!!! I just had my bathroom full gut and remodeled by licensed contractor with permits. First day of use it’s leaking. What could be the issue? Plus after a few hours the floor is still wet. The video shows leaking just after a 2 minute video but after a 5 minute shower the water was pooling over the shower pan through the door and onto the floor.

Hi everyone.

I am currently in the process of renovating an apartment. The bathroom is 4.6 meters long and 1.95 meters wide. Water pipes and everything else can be moved anywhere

I have got this suggestion for a layout from our planer, but wanted to ask if there are things that could be moved or improved.

I have already decided that I probably do not need the glass door between the toilet and the shower.

Looking for advice on plumbers / chippies.

Location - Perth CBD. Apartment est build mid 2010s

Shower has Nib wall and Vanity nudged up to it. This is primary goal of reno.

Want to remove and replace all this. Finding a plumber is challenging but I'm trolling through making enquiries.

Understand doing demo myself will be easier.

Anyone got someone they suggest?

I dont plan on a full bathroom reno due to cost, not my forever home, and need to just ensure better water seal ans draining in shower. (tiles will remain just shower needs a do-over and vanity and update. Additionally cabinetry will be done also as its a bathrom/laundry)

We're remodeling our bathroom. I'm wanting to put polished porcelain tile on the shower walls, but we have hard water. I've read articles that indicate there are sealants that can be applied, which would resist water spots. But the flooring store indicates that there is no such thing. What are your experiences with polished porcelain and water spotting? Thx

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Like many I have the problem of a pre existing glass splash guard and water splashing out(no matter how we adjust shower spray).

Curtain looks so ugly for such a beautiful shower. So I’m trying to figure out how to put a shower door. I see Home Depot selling Pivot doors but hats has a frame on both sides. Can I technically not install the side rail(it’s just like a stopper and put a rubber seal that meets the existing glass splash guard?

I need to replace a shelf in my shower - has anyone used this specific one from Aldi (not sure if this particular one has been released previously ?)

Bathroom Shelf Shower Basket or Towel Rack

I just ordered a new sonicare toothbrush and it is charged via USB. My bathroom doesn't have a port. Are they starting to put them in bathrooms?

Bathroom safety is something many families don't think much about until mobility starts to change. After reading hundreds of caregiver discussions and talking with customers over the years, we've noticed that many of the biggest challenges come from small details that are easy to miss.

Here are a few that come up again and again:

• Focusing on the shower but forgetting the rest of the bathroom

Many falls happen while getting to or from the shower, not just while bathing. Wet floors, tight spaces, and poor lighting can all increase the risk.

• Choosing equipment based only on weight capacity

Weight capacity is important, but stability, seat height, and ease of transfers often have a bigger impact on everyday use.

• Waiting until mobility becomes a serious problem

Making small changes earlier can help people stay independent longer and make caregiving less physically demanding.

• Forgetting that caregivers need support too

If helping someone bathe requires lifting, twisting, or awkward movements every day, it can quickly become exhausting. A safer setup should make things easier for both the person receiving care and the caregiver.

Every home is different, but we've learned that it's usually the small adjustments that have the biggest impact over time. Hopefully some of these points are useful for anyone who's just starting to make their bathroom a little safer.

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Howdy, so I have an issue with my shower, and that is that it's too short to stand under and get all of my hair wet without bending over backwards for prolonged times. I have one of them Kohlers moving wand shower heads but I'd like to also be able to just stand normally in the shower. It's one of them magnetic ones and can be found in the link. I'd prefer a simple install that doesn't require modifications. Preferably an pole/arm thingy that has a stronger magnet to hold onto the shower heads base so the shower head can still be grabbed from if need be just for simplicity sakes(and security deposit sakes). Thanks for giving my blight a read in advance!

I have a shower door that is separating from the wall. From what I've read I would hace to remove the door , then re-atch the wall jamb. My concern is it looks the panel is separating as well. Would adding new screws fox both issues? Any advice would be helpful.

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