This was the existing floor Original floor in bathroom, 12” x 12” adhesive backed vinyl tiles

Existing Plastic Shower Surround Plastic tub surround removed to expose underlying wall. Damage can be seen in lower left. Prep included repairs here and scraping old yellow adhesive off surface. Kilz® was used as primer for plaster stabilization and tile installation. The old floor was left in place during tile work to absorb any damage occurring during tear- out and new tile install. A furniture pad was used to protect the tub.

Process 1. Line tub to prevent scratching 2. Remove old shower surround 3. Scrape loose plaster 4. Stabilize damaged plaster with oil based Kilz® 5. Using setting patch compounds repair and float walls 6. Allow to harden and dry 7. Install DalTile 4 ¼”x 4 ¼” ceramic tile and matching soap dish using latex based tile adhesive. 8. Grout tile following manufacturers directions 9. Caulk tub to wall joints, corners and around window

Flooring Install 1.Disconnect, drain, plunge and sponge dry toilet to lift 2.Place toilet to side on plastic and old towels or pad 3.Pull old loose tiles, cove base, transition at door etc 4.Install ¼” underlayment for smooth install surface 5.Install owners choice of sheet flooring with latex vinyl adhesive 6.Install new 4” cove base 7.Fit and install transition strip at door (aluminumn in this case) 8.Reset toilet with new wax ring and flange bolts, test for leaks 9.This install required trimming of door

End Product This is the final product of the tub/tile and floor redecoration for an inexpensive rental

Shower Finished