BloomField Scrapbook

There was nothing wrong structurally or mechanically with this bathroom. But as you can see from the pink-and-black tiles, it was time for an update. At the same time, we improved accessibility by removing the knee wall, moving the vanity, installing a non-slip floor, and installing grab bars. Another interesting note: the tub and tiles were never removed. An enamel is sprayed onto the tub and area, effectively reglazing it. This is not a paint – it has a 10-year guarantee.

Yikes, black and pink tiles. And why the knee wall?

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Once, this was considered a great colour scheme.

Removing the drywall is the best way to get the tiles off.

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Preparing for the floor.

New drywall, new subfloor. Same tub!

Notice the tub and area? That’s an enamel coating. Comes with a 10-year guarantee. Saved thousands by keeping the existing cast-iron tub and tiles

Grab bar installed.

With the knee wall removed, accessibility greatly increased.

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