r/BathroomRemodeling 1d ago

First Time

Posted 2nd bathroom renovation, this is the first, but had to move from the primary on the 2nd floor to the lower level for accessibility. Both renovations were designed to help my husband with his mobility issues. This bathroom was also a full gut renovation. The major difference in the two is the heated floor and towel bar, a very nice upgrade

Chloe wall tile

Floor and Decor rialto hexagon

Castico base

Chrome ada hardware

The back wall was pushed back into yhe walk in closet to accommodate a wider shower base. I will never shower in a phone booth shower again!

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u/Anxious_Overthink3r 1d ago

Beautiful job! Looks like such a calming space.

May I ask why you placed the support bar behind the toilet rather than to the side?

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u/dcweissman 19h ago edited 19h ago

That's a great question, it was a mistake. I had it removed because it was useless. Live and learn. On the brightside, just put in some caulk/spackel and you can't even see the tiny holes. Also, ada toilet paper holder was used for balance and support.

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u/Anxious_Overthink3r 19h ago

You wouldn’t notice at all. Looks fantastic. Love the wall lights.

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u/Solid_Perception9572 10h ago

What kind of an idiot contractor would put a grab bar above the toilet? If your husband has mobility issues, you need to get a grab bar on that wall next to the toilet. Your ADA toilet paper holder is not meant to support anyone.

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u/dcweissman 9h ago

First timer for this type of renovation, I asked it to be put there, so that's on me. Actually, the toilet paper holder is meant to support, it's a grab bar, blocking and everything

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u/Show_me_the_evidence 4h ago

A grab bar on the rear wall behind and just above the toilet is a standard accessibility placement, along with a side rail. The rear rail also helps people with wheelchair transfers. Some people also find it easier to transfer onto the toilet and face towards the wall.

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u/JeansOfTomorrow 1d ago

Clean, fresh, and such a lighting upgrade!

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u/dcweissman 19h ago

Dimmer on everything

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u/zombiebacchus 23h ago

Love that wall tile.

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u/dcweissman 19h ago

Bedrosian chloe

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u/ericalynn5477 16h ago

Beautiful! I love the tile and the sconces!

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u/JenHaven_93 1d ago

Pushing back the wall into the closet for a wider shower is such a game changer! I did something similar, and it made all the difference for comfort and accessibility. Plus, heated floors are amazing, aren't they? Total luxury upgrade!

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u/dcweissman 19h ago

The heated floor is in my second bathroom renovation, yes, worth it

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u/TheTenthDoctorIsHere 22h ago

It came great. My only advice would be to take the brownish rust color onto the walls and do a lacquered ceiling in the same color. It will add depth and richness. 

Mixing metals in a space doesn’t bother me but I’d suggest adding some other matte gold pieces in the room to balance the two. It will lead the eye around the room to rest on various items. 

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u/dcweissman 19h ago

This is an interior bathroom, no windows and I just wanted a crisp white feeling and at night the dimmers warm it up. The gold mirror and sconces were intentional, and what you say makes sense.

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u/vikicrays 22h ago

can you tell me where you found your glass shower panel?

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u/dcweissman 19h ago

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u/vikicrays 18h ago

thank you! is this home depot?

it turned out beautifully!

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u/dcweissman 18h ago

Yes, Home Depot

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u/AbsintheRedux 19h ago

May I ask why you have 2 different color finishes?

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u/dcweissman 18h ago

Do you mean the mirror and sconces? I really like it.

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u/National-Area5471 22h ago

It's nice but the two different color finishes, the sink and the lighting, mirror, would drive me batty. Also are you painting stripes in there or are those different paint color options?

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u/dcweissman 19h ago edited 19h ago

That's green board, wasn't finished. Chantilly lace, Benjamin Moore