scri8e
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1.)
Sterling Tub Shower surround walls only. Where can I find the part number for a sterling 3 piece tub/shower surround walls only?
2.)
When cutting away the current cement lath/plaster what is the best tool to use?
Saws all? Will I be able to get a decent cut where the surround stops and the top part of the wall remains using a saws-all or what would be better?
3.)
I have a 36" x 36" window in the back wall of the tub/surround area. How can I solve this so I don't have to cut the surround wall insert?
4.)
I have a 36"x12" window that will do the trick. But I don't know how to tackle the window replacement. Do I need a permit for this?
5.)
I have a eleganza American shower and bath product. But this has a crown moulding type of treatment which is part of the surround at the top. Quality doesn't look all that hot. So I am opting for sterling. I've seen it at lowes as display but none in stock.
One on back order already.
http://********solutions.com/webapp...1&catalogId=10051&rstate=501676-1&req=catalog
Here is another type of surround walls without the crown moulding treatment similar to the sterling I saw that could be cut around the 36" x 36" window if need be.
http://********solutions.com/webapp...1&catalogId=10051&rstate=501621-1&req=catalog
6.)
Would a fan/window type of gig be better than the 36"x12" window?
7.)
The shower head pipe is too low so it would require a hole being cut. I want to extend it so it is above the surround walls. What is the part name that I am looking for?
This is in a 1 bed 1 bath apartment building that I own. There are 10units with the same tub/shower set up. So this is not a one time deal. I'll be doing more of these.
I need to find the best way to upgrade these. That is a short of time basis as possible. Since the units currently have tenants in-house. As I turn them over I can
upgrade. This is not always possible tho.
Sterling Tub Shower surround walls only. Where can I find the part number for a sterling 3 piece tub/shower surround walls only?
2.)
When cutting away the current cement lath/plaster what is the best tool to use?
Saws all? Will I be able to get a decent cut where the surround stops and the top part of the wall remains using a saws-all or what would be better?
3.)
I have a 36" x 36" window in the back wall of the tub/surround area. How can I solve this so I don't have to cut the surround wall insert?
4.)
I have a 36"x12" window that will do the trick. But I don't know how to tackle the window replacement. Do I need a permit for this?
5.)
I have a eleganza American shower and bath product. But this has a crown moulding type of treatment which is part of the surround at the top. Quality doesn't look all that hot. So I am opting for sterling. I've seen it at lowes as display but none in stock.
One on back order already.
http://********solutions.com/webapp...1&catalogId=10051&rstate=501676-1&req=catalog
Here is another type of surround walls without the crown moulding treatment similar to the sterling I saw that could be cut around the 36" x 36" window if need be.
http://********solutions.com/webapp...1&catalogId=10051&rstate=501621-1&req=catalog
6.)
Would a fan/window type of gig be better than the 36"x12" window?
7.)
The shower head pipe is too low so it would require a hole being cut. I want to extend it so it is above the surround walls. What is the part name that I am looking for?
This is in a 1 bed 1 bath apartment building that I own. There are 10units with the same tub/shower set up. So this is not a one time deal. I'll be doing more of these.
I need to find the best way to upgrade these. That is a short of time basis as possible. Since the units currently have tenants in-house. As I turn them over I can
upgrade. This is not always possible tho.
