Residential · Bathrooms · Renovations
Main bathroom refit with relocated vanity
A dated main bathroom reworked with a moved vanity, new drainage alignment and a full fixture set.
The goal
What the project needed to achieve
The homeowners wanted a wider vanity on the opposite wall, a curbless-feeling shower and fixtures that would be straightforward to service later.
Approach
How it was handled
- 01Drawings and fixture selections were reviewed before demolition so rough-in dimensions could be confirmed rather than assumed.
- 02Drain slope was checked against the available joist space before committing to the new vanity position.
- 03Shutoffs were replaced while the wall was open so future service does not require opening finished surfaces.
- 04Rough-in was completed and inspected before tile work began, keeping the trade sequence intact.
Installed components
What went in
A component list makes a project record useful years later, when somebody needs to service what was installed.
- New supply lines and quarter-turn shutoff valves
- Relocated lavatory drain and vent connection
- Pressure-balanced shower valve
- Wall-hung vanity with dual basins
- Comfort-height toilet on a reset flange
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