Bathroom Renovation #4 – Stud Pre-wall
Sponsored by Abacus bathrooms, Episode #4 of our bathroom renovation series in association with Abacus bathrooms. Over the course of this video series, we will show you how to renovate a bathroom from start to finish.
The pre-wall build starts here. This area is where all of the plumbing and mountings and things that need to be hidden go so that the finished room looks sleek and clean, which is more than can be said of this stage of the project. Roger is battling away at this mammoth job.
Tools and materials used in this video series:
Abacus Elements Ultimate Construction Board – https://bit.ly/2MepRo5
Abacus Emotion Round Shower Head – https://bit.ly/2zk6mTu
Abacus Fix-MD Sealing & Mounting Adhesive – https://bit.ly/2P0Fm1E
Abacus Infinity Single Fall Tray – https://bit.ly/2TyOooS
Abacus No More Leaks Bath & Shower Sealing Kits – https://bit.ly/2OZ2fCn
Abacus Pro-Seal Tape Sealing Compound – https://bit.ly/2OXvRA9
Abacus Temptation Chrome Wall Arm – https://bit.ly/2AaPvSt
Abacus Temptation Thermostatic Shower Mixer – https://bit.ly/2OWXVm3
Abacus X Series Designer Glass to Wall Support Arm – https://bit.ly/2zkx0vx
Abacus X Series Glass Panel – https://bit.ly/2PK0Nrt
Fein MultiMaster – https://bit.ly/2vvZpMW
Hansgrohe iBox Universal – https://bit.ly/2FJlDTc
Hultafors HBX Saw Blade – https://bit.ly/2MhKtf7
Imex LX3DG Line Laser Level – https://bit.ly/2qXpf9Z
KEAH Pipe Chamfer Tool – https://bit.ly/2TT8Lwy
Makita DJR188 18v Recip Saw – https://bit.ly/2DKeNKl
Milwaukee M12 BDDX Sub Compact Drill – https://bit.ly/2MzA0ss
Milwaukee RED STICK – https://bit.ly/2vybKQW
Monument 2600K Copper Pipe Bender 15mm & 22mm – https://bit.ly/2AbfcCF
Tacklife AHS02C Diamond Coated Core Hole Drill Bit Set – https://amzn.to/2KmuYiB
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Great work, Roger. I love that you go into such great detail and explain why you do stuff. And when you do it makes such perfect sense. Well done you! Thanks
Awesome video Roger! What's the minimal distance you could implement this kind of false wall in a bathroom? The bathroom I want to do it in has a window at one end which is going to look odd if there's no wall between the window and the wall to the side of it
What’s the difference between the abacus panels and the green gyprock?
Also if there’s a choice between thermalite and green gyprock which would you choose?
Multitasking as a joiner as well to ensure a proper job installation. Love the videos as always and always learning from you and the channel. Will go for Abacus for the missus' new bathroom as impressed with the kit.
Roger Bisby a complete joy to watch and to learn.
Hi Roger
Just a suggestion if you can
I was just about to finish a bathroom today, during installing clips for the water pipe I drilled in to a radiator hole , which was Buried into the wall, unfortunately
What metal detector do you suggest me?
Thanks
Thinking of studding out my bathroom, how far forward have you studded the wall from the back wal?
14:03 For £118 each i think i'll stick to wood and cement board haha, works out a lot cheaper and i can make it to what ever size i like then.
Hello Roger, I've got the abacus system, and just like you demonstrate in this video that the system in on top of some plywood which is sitting on top of the 2×3 stud timber, but it's the leg of the abacus system much wider and as such would be unable to screw all three holes of the system into the 2×3 timber? How did you solve this?
Roger, what size timbers are you using for the wall studding? 4×2? or 3×2?