Complete demolition and reconstruction of two bathrooms featuring walk-in showers with natural stone flooring, frameless glass enclosures, upgraded plumbing systems, and custom storage solutions.
Location
Columbus, OH
Completed
2024
Scope Phase
Structural & Plumbing
Category
Bathroom Renovation
Project Details
Work consisted of the complete demolition of the existing guest bathroom and primary bathroom down to structural framing where required. All existing fixtures, finishes, plumbing lines, and associated materials were removed and disposed of.
New natural stone flooring systems were installed throughout both bathrooms, providing a luxurious and durable foundation. Plumbing was upgraded, relocated, and reconfigured to accommodate revised layouts and new fixture placements in both bathrooms.
Both bathrooms were reconstructed to include walk-in showers with tiled wall assemblies, stone mosaic shower floors, and frameless glass enclosures. Select interior walls were removed and rebuilt to create a recessed washer and dryer cubby and integrated towel storage niches.
This scope included structural modifications, plumbing upgrades, and primary installations only. Final finish selections and decorative elements were excluded from this phase of work.
Complete Demolition
Full demolition of two bathrooms down to structural framing
Natural Stone Flooring
Premium natural stone flooring systems installed throughout
Plumbing Upgrades
Complete plumbing system upgraded, relocated, and reconfigured
Walk-In Showers
Custom walk-in showers with frameless glass enclosures
Custom Storage Solutions
Recessed washer/dryer cubby and towel storage niches
Natural stone and quality fixtures throughout
Meticulous attention to every detail
Revised plumbing and rebuilt walls for better use of space
Contemporary luxury bathrooms
Comprehensive renovation covering all aspects of bathroom reconstruction
Two bathrooms in the same home, each carrying the layout decisions of a previous era. The existing conditions had reached the point where repair was no longer the useful answer: plumbing, surfaces, and the shape of the rooms themselves all had to be reconsidered together.
The work therefore began at the framing. Everything above it — the stone, the glass, the fixtures — was designed to sit on a rebuilt foundation rather than on what was already failing.
Demolition to structure
Both rooms removed to structural framing where required. All existing fixtures, finishes, plumbing lines, and associated materials taken out and disposed of.
Plumbing reconfigured
Supply and drain lines upgraded, relocated, and reconfigured to suit the revised layouts and the new fixture placements in both rooms.
Walls rebuilt for storage
Select interior walls removed and rebuilt to create a recessed washer and dryer cubby and integrated towel storage niches — space gained inside the same footprint.
Stone and glass assemblies
Natural stone flooring systems throughout, walk-in showers with tiled wall assemblies, stone mosaic shower floors, and frameless glass enclosures.
Full demolition of existing guest and primary bathrooms down to structural framing, including removal of all fixtures, finishes, and plumbing lines
Premium natural stone flooring systems installed throughout both bathrooms for lasting beauty and durability
Complete plumbing system upgraded, relocated, and reconfigured to accommodate revised layouts and new fixture placements
Custom walk-in showers with tiled wall assemblies, stone mosaic shower floors, and frameless glass enclosures
Beautiful stone mosaic flooring in shower areas providing both aesthetic appeal and superior traction
Integrated towel storage niches and recessed washer/dryer cubby created through strategic wall modifications
This scope included structural modifications, plumbing upgrades, and primary installations only. Final finish selections and decorative elements were excluded from this phase of work.