Who's remodeling their bathroom?
05-16-2006, 08:38 PM
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Re: Who's remodeling their bathroom?
Thats our most expensive unit - $2200.
Its extremely functional (no rice here) and I dont think you will find anyone else in America carrying these.
It's both a steam room and a dry sauna. Not to mention the overhead rain shower, hand held shower, hydro foot massager. It also comes with a radio and CD player.
Its extremely functional (no rice here) and I dont think you will find anyone else in America carrying these.
It's both a steam room and a dry sauna. Not to mention the overhead rain shower, hand held shower, hydro foot massager. It also comes with a radio and CD player.
05-16-2006, 09:31 PM
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Re: Who's remodeling their bathroom?
Originally Posted by SpeedyJAY
Damn keep me updated on the Granite...I would have gone with granite in the first place but didnt want to shell out the $$$. If you can match ceramic though..... 
Sweet showers....my future wife's new **** would look good plastered against those shower doors
....but probably a little out of what I was looking to spend. I was just going to rip out the plastic shower stall ---- and use real tile (the white porclin)
The sink is like this
its from Ikea, they want 70$ for it, Im not too worried about quality, since we are in a condo now and dont plan on staying more then 5-7 years (or until we can afford a real place in the Seattle area....damn its espensive out here)
The sink is really wide and not very deep, which is what we need to save some space in our master bath
Sweet showers....my future wife's new **** would look good plastered against those shower doors
....but probably a little out of what I was looking to spend. I was just going to rip out the plastic shower stall ---- and use real tile (the white porclin)The sink is like this
its from Ikea, they want 70$ for it, Im not too worried about quality, since we are in a condo now and dont plan on staying more then 5-7 years (or until we can afford a real place in the Seattle area....damn its espensive out here)
The sink is really wide and not very deep, which is what we need to save some space in our master bath
Keep in mind that this includes the pedestal which would probably cost you another $40-50 at IKEA.
BTW, Sinks have no moving parts and they are all made of the same ceramic.
There is no such thing is a low quality sink
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