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Oak Crest

Location
Georgetown, TX
Project type
Residential Bathroom Renovation
Area
60 SF
HCB's role
Designer + General Contractor · Design-Build
Oak Crest — completed walk-in shower with frameless glass, tiled bench and hex floor tile
Description

Secondary bathroom renovation in a 1970s ranch, gutted to the studs. Walk-in shower with frameless glass and a bench, new tile and flooring, custom solid-wood cabinetry and solid-surface countertops. HCB self-performed approximately 75% of the trade work.

01 — Before

The existing condition.

Oak Crest — existing secondary bathroom with the dated vanity and original mirror before the renovation
Oak Crest — existing secondary bathroom fixtures before the renovation
Oak Crest — original bathroom fixtures and finishes before demolition
02 — The work

Demolition through tile, in sequence.

  1. 01

    Demolition

    Oak Crest — bathroom demolished back to the studs
  2. Oak Crest — open walls after demolition
  3. 03

    Plumbing rough-in

    Oak Crest — plumbing rough-in for the new walk-in shower
  4. Oak Crest — supply and drain lines set in the open wall
  5. 05

    Framing

    Oak Crest — framing for the new shower and bench
  6. Oak Crest — framed shower enclosure and bench structure
  7. Oak Crest — framing complete and ready for backer board
  8. 08

    Backer board

    Oak Crest — cement backer board installed in the shower
  9. Oak Crest — backer board seams prepared for waterproofing
  10. 10

    Waterproofing

    Oak Crest — waterproofing membrane applied to the shower walls and bench
  11. Oak Crest — waterproofed shower pan and curb
  12. 12

    Tile setting

    Oak Crest — wall tile being set in the new shower
  13. Oak Crest — hex floor tile and shower tile being set
03 — The result

Designed and built by the same firm.

Oak Crest — completed tile floor and toilet in the renovated bathroom
Oak Crest — completed shower tile and tiled bench
Oak Crest — completed shower bench and tile detail
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