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The old saying that beauty is only skin deep goes double when it comes to bathroom renovation. Before you begin your remodeling project, you should evaluate the plumbing and other systems that make your bathroom function. If they are outmoded, updating them is a priority. Always work on the systems before you have fun with the aesthetic finishes.
In keeping with that philosophy, the Barefoot Floor crew likes to begin a bathroom renovation by stripping everything down to the wall studs and subfloor. That is the only way to really see what needs to be replaced. With the structure in plain view, you can seal leaks, repair rotted structural supports, replace outdated plumbing and wiring.
Just about anything is possible when it comes to remodeling, but not everything is worth the time or money. So before you begin planning your bathroom remodeling project, get a rough idea of what your project is going to entail.
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Choosing a Type of Bathroom
The best way to begin developing a bathroom plan is to clarify what you want
and need. Do you want a place to bathe the kids, a luxurious adult retreat,
or a stylish half-bath where guests can freshen up? As you are deciding what
features your bathroom should include, focus on the specific needs and preferences
of the people who will use it.
Master Baths
No longer just a washroom attached to the bedroom, the master bath can now feature
luxurius amenities, from sitting areas and entertainment centers to fireplaces
and panoramic views. The once ubiquitous boxy white bathtub has been replaced
with whirpool and soaking tubs, and the shower may feature water-massage jets
for a soothing spa experience. Two sinks and an oversized mirror are a must.
To accomodate all these extras, the master bath has grown to huge proportions.