I cant stop laughing about the tub and guest situation. I bought a 1972 single wide a year ago. Im in the exact same situation. Im here because idk what the heck to do 😂😅🤦♀️
I love how the video started as a simple bathroom remodel and about 1/3 of the way through he was ripping the floors up and changing the water heater and rebuilding the floors and walls 😂
I need a new shower installed. You made it look fairly easy. I'm hoping I have the skills to do most of it myself, with the help of videos like yours. Thanks!
Thank you, the final result was amazing. The home owner was so happy, he had us back for an incredible bbq. It was a lot of work but well worth the effort. All the best on your home
Very nicely done! The challenges of working with your son😂❤️I have two boys I’m sure my husband said this to himself many times. We love them to pieces !
Thanks, yes always challenges but still very much enjoy working together and teaching him work ethics. I think it is lacking in the world these days. I’ll take the opportunity as long as I can. Thanks for watching.
I wouldn't believe it if I didn't see it - newspapers and foam used for insulation, the tub painted with latex and a hot water tank buried behind the wall - and the bonus hair ball. Funny to show up for a job and end up replacing a tank and laying new floor. Good thing you had your son with you to help with the glass install 😀 Cheers.
My bath tub needs to be replaced. Probably sub floor as well (due to water damage). I have been putting it off due to being able to pay for it. But I want it all pulled out and replaced with a shower. Thanks for the video.
Really enjoyed your video. I actually just purchased a 1989 mobile home along with an acre of property. I’m going to be completely redoing both bathrooms and ripping out showers, vanities and toilets. Not sure what the sub flooring looks like underneath but there’s definitely gave me some great ideas.
@@DIYBuilt Definitely looks that way no doubt!! I do quite a bit of repair work on mobile homes myself, so I always enjoy seeing different POVs and tips. It may not be your thing, but if you even need any health/fitness tips, hopefully you'll stop into my channel and check some out! 😉
@@coreycotten you know what Cory, it just so happens I started consistently working out and walking everyday. it’s only coming up on 3 months now but I definitely feel a lot more energetic since I started. Just past the 50 year mark so I thought I better start cleaning up things, starting with myself. I’ll definitely check out your channel. Thanks
@@DIYBuilt Awesome!! It only gets better, I promise you that! Mentally and physically! Drop me a line anytime if you have any questions, and I'll be sure to do the same.
I wish you were in my area (central IL) cause you know what you're doing & I have doubts that I'll be able to find anyone around here who could do a good job like that on redoing the shower in my mobile home.
Looks beautiful!! Do you have to use a special tile in a mobile home? We would like to do a similar job in our home but we're unsure about the materials. Thanks in advance.
Hi and thanks for kind words. The covers are called Aria vents you can find them on Amazon. They are a much nicer modern look and they divert the air much better than conventional vents.
I am tackling something similar. Since you sped it up, I did not see what did you do with that big black pipe that was sticking out of the floor. I have one like that and I know some how I am going to have to put it under the floor in order to convert to just a shower.
The black overflow pipe along with the 1 1/2” abs trap was removed and replaced with a 2” abs trap. Showers all require a 2” rough in now. Hope that helps
I found this helpful but I’m still so lost where to start once I rip everything out and also scared. The shower faucet and washer share a wall so I’m nervous about plumbing trying to diy it.
Ah, the infamous "harder than I thought" syndrome strikes again! Trust me, you're not the only one who has experienced that. But hey, the best things in life are worth the effort, right? Keep pushing through. I still visit this client from time to time and their happiness makes all the pain and struggle worth while.
A nice set up for such a small bathroom. Ours is small in my apartment. If it was not for my wife I'd yank out the tub and do the same thing. Great work.
Loved the Video! I want to exchange a Garden Tub for the Shower Set-up. I have an 1984 Home and it's set on unlevel ground. The bathroom is a good 5-6 Feet off the ground. So my concern would be the weight load with a shower enclosure (will probably go Fiberglass surround). Question #1; Did you use the regular 1/4" D-Wall and coat it with the Aqua Defense in lieu of regular hardy-backer? Question #2; did you add any reinforcement or replacement of subfloor with both the bathroom & living areas for the plank flooring?
This is a remarkable transformation 👏. I've been ask to do a similar project and am trying to decide if I am capable of pulling it off. You make it look very easy but I know it's not an easy task. May I ask about the drywall material? I was under the impression that concrete board was required for a shower area. Is that not necessary? And did you have to reinforce the floor underneath the pan? Great video. Thank you for your time!!!
Thank you, your right it’s not as easy as the video makes it look. that being said, don’t be afraid of taking on a project like this, there’s information everywhere to help you get it done. As for the wall board, yes concrete board is better, we chose drywall because of the thickness we needed (1/4”). We also applied 2 coats of waterproofing membrane before tiling. Another option would have been Kerdi board which comes in different thicknesses and is 100% waterproof, also light weight. No we did not have to add supports under the base. Thanks for the visit.
This is amazing! Just got our mobile home and this is the exact same thing I want done on our bathroom. Quick question what is the name of that drywall, I never seen drywall that thin. Is it something else?
Hi there, yes you can buy 1/4” drywall however you will have to use a product like Red Guard or Aqua Defence to water proof it prior to tiling. You might also want to look at Kerdi board which comes in multiple thicknesses as well, with Kerdi board you wouldn’t need to apply a waterproof membrane. Thanks for watching and your kind words. Best of luck with your project
Looks great. Why would the manufacturer put the hot water heater behind the shower? How in the world would you get to it if it stopped working or started leaking?
Will putting tile inside a trailer home add weight to the structure and can possibly cause damage in the long run? I've been dying to do this to my master bedroom, but my husband says it's too much weight.
I am about to do a tub to shower conversion. I have a 2014 manufactured home. Will i have any of the same issues as with a mobile home? I am also not on a cement pad though i am on what they consider a foundation.
I would say no, you probably won’t have the same issues. Manufactured homes are built these days taking into account standard building practices. A 2014 manufactured home is not very old (under 10 yrs) so for the most part all building specs should be up to code for your area. Hope that helps.
This is an amazing transformation. I’m wondering what was the original size of the tub? I recently bought a place on the lake and it’s a mobile home single wide, and looking to the do the same for mine - my tub is small 54” long x 27” wide .
Wow nice job sir ! I would like to know how much does a job like that cost just the bathroom remodel if you don’t mind sir no materials just the labor tub to walk in shower
There is an access from the outside of the mobile home, however the new tank is larger than the previous one so we are scheduled to go back this year to enlarge that opening. Cheers!!!
That was a beautiful end result. But, I have a question, was that regular sheet rock you put up? I thought you had to use cement board or something like that. Thanks.
Normally I would have used aqua board however I had to use 1/4” drywall to match up to the 1/4” panel board that is found in older mobile homes. Also 5/8” drywall was used on the hot water tank wall. Aqua board only comes in 1/2” thickness. To overcome these obstacles, you can see in the video we used a rubberized waterproofing membrane applied to the drywall prior to installing tile.
Do you think the weight of the tile is close to equivalent of what it was with a bathtub full of water? I know you have to keep weight in mind when remodeling a mobile home and am just curious. Would it be too much weight if you installed a tub with the tile? (Tub of water and tile combined)
I live in a mobile home and have done some remodel. I think so long as the home is not being moved, you're good. If you were planning on moving it, weight may become an issue.
I would try looking on Houzz.com or Angie’s list and get a few different estimates. I always tell people to use their gut instincts when you meet with contractors and ask for references and follow up with those references.
Correct, the floor beam structure is different in mobile home than a frame house, usually less direct support over the exterior wall and more support about a foot in with the iron trusses
How much would this typically cost to do the shower?? We want to purchase a mobile home but the shower and kitchen counters, floors need to be re-done….
I'm going to be remodeling an 87 MH. I didn't think tiling wad an option due to weight concerns. I was unaware u could treat drywall with a product and tile directly to it. I recently saw a home renovation that used a pink colored foam board, for tile backer. How old are these products? Do they hold up? What happens if you need to later move the trailer?
First off thanks for watching. I believe the foam wall board product your talking about is likely kerdi board made by Schluter, It comes in different thicknesses and is much lighter than drywall however I don’t believe the added weight from drywall and tile in the bathroom alone is a concern. The product I used to waterproof the drywall is called red guard or aqua guard, the product has been around for quite a while now and I use it often as a second layer of protection over gypsum board. If you choose to go with the foam kerdi board you wouldn’t need to use a waterproofing product like Red guard. Hope that helps Thanks for the visit
Aqua board only comes in 1/2”. We used 1/4” drywall to match up to the thickness of the panel board found in most older mobile homes. To achieve a waterproof membrane prior to tiling we applied red guard waterproofing which is 100% better moisture protection then aqua board.
The whole job was priced together but if I had to break the demo cost separately for the shower and the floor, I would say 1200.00. this would also include the haul away and dump fees. Total labor was about a day for 2 guys.
Thanks for the input, I appreciate your comment. I agree with you and I’m working on getting better at relaying the information in a more detailed format. Thanks for watching non the less.
I got dizzy as heck from the constant movement of the camera. Please calm down with the constant movements. I couldn’t finish watching because of that.
Sorry for any discomfort, filming is not my strong suit. I try to do my best while continuing to improve the quality and experience for my viewers. Thanks for watching as much as you could take. I appreciate the constructive criticism. Cheers and have a great day.
Tubs are good if you have small kids or pets that need a bath, but i definitely prefer the walk-in shower like this one you made.❗👍🏻👏🏻
Yes I couldn’t agree more, especially in a trailer/mobile home.
I need.my restroom like that too
I cant stop laughing about the tub and guest situation. I bought a 1972 single wide a year ago. Im in the exact same situation. Im here because idk what the heck to do 😂😅🤦♀️
That’s funny, I feel your pain lol. Probably best to just go head first into it and get it done.
I love how the video started as a simple bathroom remodel and about 1/3 of the way through he was ripping the floors up and changing the water heater and rebuilding the floors and walls 😂
Customers always want more once your in the door lol.
I can’t imagine replacing a water heater that works perfectly good. But hey, if you’ve got money to blow like that I don’t blame ya!
Right! I thought I stepped away for a few seconds and thought I'd missed it and the next video was playing. 😂
I need a new shower installed. You made it look fairly easy. I'm hoping I have the skills to do most of it myself, with the help of videos like yours. Thanks!
Thank you so much for your kind words. Take your time, and I’m sure your shower will turn out great.
Come on back and share the results, we’d love to see your finished product.
Wonderful presentation!
FYI After being corrected myself on this detail. "It's not a Trailer" it's a "mobile home"
Thank you and I too have been corrected on the correct terminology
Cheers friend
Very informative!
Looks terrific. Y’all did a great job.
Thanks so much, it was a bit challenging but turned out great in the end.
Wow!! Love it. I need the same job done in my small mobile home!!!
Thank you, the final result was amazing. The home owner was so happy, he had us back for an incredible bbq. It was a lot of work but well worth the effort. All the best on your home
After reading the description, I was very disappointed that you did sing! Great video. Thanks for posting!
Hey thanks for the vote of confidence on signing but ya that’s a big No, lol I think I would loose all my followers if I did that.
Very nicely done! The challenges of working with your son😂❤️I have two boys I’m sure my husband said this to himself many times. We love them to pieces !
Thanks, yes always challenges but still very much enjoy working together and teaching him work ethics. I think it is lacking in the world these days. I’ll take the opportunity as long as I can. Thanks for watching.
Nice job- we have one with a view of Puget sound so this was super helpful! Thanks!!!
That must be beautiful! I’m glad the video helped
Cheers!
Good job guys Awesome
Thanks so much, appreciate it
Thanks! Nice!
Your welcome, thanks for the visit
Awesome 👏🏾
Thank you
I wouldn't believe it if I didn't see it - newspapers and foam used for insulation, the tub painted with latex and a hot water tank buried behind the wall - and the bonus hair ball. Funny to show up for a job and end up replacing a tank and laying new floor. Good thing you had your son with you to help with the glass install 😀 Cheers.
We never know what we’re getting into but this project was a pleasure.
loved it
Thanks, had a lot of fun with this one
Cheers!!!
Nice work!
Thank you
My bath tub needs to be replaced. Probably sub floor as well (due to water damage). I have been putting it off due to being able to pay for it. But I want it all pulled out and replaced with a shower. Thanks for the video.
Glad it helped
That was awesome. Thanks for making this
No problem, glad you enjoyed it
Really enjoyed your video. I actually just purchased a 1989 mobile home along with an acre of property. I’m going to be completely redoing both bathrooms and ripping out showers, vanities and toilets. Not sure what the sub flooring looks like underneath but there’s definitely gave me some great ideas.
That’s great! Thanks for watching, Im glad it helped. All the best with your remodel.
Hey I'm hoping to do the same with an 87.
This looks fantastic! Great work!! ✊🏽
Thanks for the visit Corey, really appreciate it. It was a lot of work but it turned out awesome.
@@DIYBuilt Definitely looks that way no doubt!! I do quite a bit of repair work on mobile homes myself, so I always enjoy seeing different POVs and tips.
It may not be your thing, but if you even need any health/fitness tips, hopefully you'll stop into my channel and check some out! 😉
@@coreycotten you know what Cory, it just so happens I started consistently working out and walking everyday. it’s only coming up on 3 months now but I definitely feel a lot more energetic since I started. Just past the 50 year mark so I thought I better start cleaning up things, starting with myself. I’ll definitely check out your channel.
Thanks
@@DIYBuilt Awesome!! It only gets better, I promise you that! Mentally and physically! Drop me a line anytime if you have any questions, and I'll be sure to do the same.
@@coreycotten I hope so cause I haven’t seen any gains yet,lol
I wish you were in my area (central IL) cause you know what you're doing & I have doubts that I'll be able to find anyone around here who could do a good job like that on redoing the shower in my mobile home.
Thank you, I’m sure there are many qualified trades in your area that can take care of your needs.
Looks beautiful!! Do you have to use a special tile in a mobile home? We would like to do a similar job in our home but we're unsure about the materials. Thanks in advance.
Thanks for the kind words. No, regular ceramic or porcelain tile is fine to use. We used a ceramic tile.
I just watched your video, it looks beautiful!! I’m wondering, what is that you have covering the floor vents? Thanks for the video!☺️
Hi and thanks for kind words. The covers are called Aria vents you can find them on Amazon. They are a much nicer modern look and they divert the air much better than conventional vents.
I am tackling something similar. Since you sped it up, I did not see what did you do with that big black pipe that was sticking out of the floor. I have one like that and I know some how I am going to have to put it under the floor in order to convert to just a shower.
The black overflow pipe along with the 1 1/2” abs trap was removed and replaced with a 2” abs trap. Showers all require a 2” rough in now.
Hope that helps
I found this helpful but I’m still so lost where to start once I rip everything out and also scared. The shower faucet and washer share a wall so I’m nervous about plumbing trying to diy it.
Thank you, I always hire a plumber to tie in the new shower controls, for peace of mind.
Cool video what was the adhesive used to attach tile to water proofed membrane covered drywall
Thank you, it was Mapei white thin-set
This job is harder than I thought
Ah, the infamous "harder than I thought" syndrome strikes again! Trust me, you're not the only one who has experienced that. But hey, the best things in life are worth the effort, right? Keep pushing through.
I still visit this client from time to time and their happiness makes all the pain and struggle worth while.
love your video - what I really need to see is what the plumbers did! is there a video on that anywhere?
No sorry I did not film the plumbers on this video. I couldn’t get their consent.
A nice set up for such a small bathroom. Ours is small in my apartment. If it was not for my wife I'd yank out the tub and do the same thing. Great work.
Thanks a lot, appreciate it brother
Loved the Video! I want to exchange a Garden Tub for the Shower Set-up. I have an 1984 Home and it's set on unlevel ground. The bathroom is a good 5-6 Feet off the ground. So my concern would be the weight load with a shower enclosure (will probably go Fiberglass surround). Question #1; Did you use the regular 1/4" D-Wall and coat it with the Aqua Defense in lieu of regular hardy-backer? Question #2; did you add any reinforcement or replacement of subfloor with both the bathroom & living areas for the plank flooring?
Yes just regular 1/4” drywall coated with 2 coats of aqua guard.
No new sub floor under new flooring
This is a remarkable transformation 👏. I've been ask to do a similar project and am trying to decide if I am capable of pulling it off. You make it look very easy but I know it's not an easy task. May I ask about the drywall material? I was under the impression that concrete board was required for a shower area. Is that not necessary? And did you have to reinforce the floor underneath the pan? Great video. Thank you for your time!!!
Thank you, your right it’s not as easy as the video makes it look. that being said, don’t be afraid of taking on a project like this, there’s information everywhere to help you get it done.
As for the wall board, yes concrete board is better, we chose drywall because of the thickness we needed (1/4”). We also applied 2 coats of waterproofing membrane before tiling. Another option would have been Kerdi board which comes in different thicknesses and is 100% waterproof, also light weight.
No we did not have to add supports under the base. Thanks for the visit.
I have been reading your previous questions and answers and did see the answer to my questions. You are awesome ‼️☮️
This is amazing! Just got our mobile home and this is the exact same thing I want done on our bathroom. Quick question what is the name of that drywall, I never seen drywall that thin. Is it something else?
Hi there, yes you can buy 1/4” drywall however you will have to use a product like Red Guard or Aqua Defence to water proof it prior to tiling.
You might also want to look at Kerdi board which comes in multiple thicknesses as well, with Kerdi board you wouldn’t need to apply a waterproof membrane.
Thanks for watching and your kind words.
Best of luck with your project
@@DIYBuilt Thank you so much for the information, I greatly appreciate the clarification😃
Looks great. Why would the manufacturer put the hot water heater behind the shower? How in the world would you get to it if it stopped working or started leaking?
Thank you. There is an access door on the exterior of the home for the hot water tank
Will putting tile inside a trailer home add weight to the structure and can possibly cause damage in the long run? I've been dying to do this to my master bedroom, but my husband says it's too much weight.
I am about to do a tub to shower conversion. I have a 2014 manufactured home. Will i have any of the same issues as with a mobile home? I am also not on a cement pad though i am on what they consider a foundation.
I would say no, you probably won’t have the same issues. Manufactured homes are built these days taking into account standard building practices. A 2014 manufactured home is not very old (under 10 yrs) so for the most part all building specs should be up to code for your area. Hope that helps.
This is an amazing transformation. I’m wondering what was the original size of the tub? I recently bought a place on the lake and it’s a mobile home single wide, and looking to the do the same for mine - my tub is small 54” long x 27” wide .
Thank you ❤️ yes this one was also small 54 x27. Replacing it with a full shower opens it up and just makes it feel much bigger
Thanks for watching
Thank you so much for getting back. I appreciate it. This is inspiring. I’m going to get this done for sure.❤
Wow nice job sir ! I would like to know how much does a job like that cost just the bathroom remodel if you don’t mind sir no materials just the labor tub to walk in shower
Thanks, I believe our labor costs were around $2800
what will owner do to change out their next hot water
heater?
There is an access from the outside of the mobile home, however the new tank is larger than the previous one so we are scheduled to go back this year to enlarge that opening. Cheers!!!
That was a beautiful end result. But, I have a question, was that regular sheet rock you put up? I thought you had to use cement board or something like that. Thanks.
Normally I would have used aqua board however I had to use 1/4” drywall to match up to the 1/4” panel board that is found in older mobile homes. Also 5/8” drywall was used on the hot water tank wall. Aqua board only comes in 1/2” thickness. To overcome these obstacles, you can see in the video we used a rubberized waterproofing membrane applied to the drywall prior to installing tile.
@@DIYBuilt Thanks for the answer. I will keep all in mind. It was a beautiful end result!
@@missylearned9821 thank you, it was definitely worth the effort.
awesome job, how much was the cost for the bathroom ?
Labor cost was around 4500 not sure on material cost, the customer sourced and purchased all materials
I'd love to know what that outside house color choice is
It is kind of a royal blue
What brand of faucets were used back then. I'm doing o e first time and the cartridge doesn't seem to newer type
Honestly I don’t know what the original one was but we ended up putting a Moen single lever control in the new shower
Where do you purchase a 56 inch bathtub and surround ? I have to replace the whole tub and the subfloor is mould and rotted out .
I’m not sure, this one was 60” and we replaced it with a 60” fibre glass shower base
Do you think the weight of the tile is close to equivalent of what it was with a bathtub full of water? I know you have to keep weight in mind when remodeling a mobile home and am just curious. Would it be too much weight if you installed a tub with the tile? (Tub of water and tile combined)
No, I think the tile is lighter than a tub filled with water. I would say you’ll be fine with the nominal addition of tile weight
I live in a mobile home and have done some remodel. I think so long as the home is not being moved, you're good. If you were planning on moving it, weight may become an issue.
Any recommendations on how to find a reliable contractor in central Arizona?
I would try looking on Houzz.com or Angie’s list and get a few different estimates. I always tell people to use their gut instincts when you meet with contractors and ask for references and follow up with those references.
😗👍👍👍👍👍👍
Thank you
So if there's a problem with the water heater, you need to take out the Shower?
No, there is an access on the exterior of the mobile home, we just took advantage of the tub removal location as it was easier to work around
That's a lot of weigh added to the walls. Did you check underneath to make sure the structure could support all that time weight?
Correct, the floor beam structure is different in mobile home than a frame house, usually less direct support over the exterior wall and more support about a foot in with the iron trusses
How much would this typically cost to do the shower?? We want to purchase a mobile home but the shower and kitchen counters, floors need to be re-done….
Thanks for visiting, the cost to do this shower conversion which included material plus labour was approximately $6500
Hope that helps
How do I frame in a window in a 1965. Boiler home.?
Need more info
What did u charges for the bathroom remodel?
I think around $6000
I'm going to be remodeling an 87 MH. I didn't think tiling wad an option due to weight concerns. I was unaware u could treat drywall with a product and tile directly to it. I recently saw a home renovation that used a pink colored foam board, for tile backer. How old are these products? Do they hold up? What happens if you need to later move the trailer?
First off thanks for watching. I believe the foam wall board product your talking about is likely kerdi board made by Schluter, It comes in different thicknesses and is much lighter than drywall however I don’t believe the added weight from drywall and tile in the bathroom alone is a concern. The product I used to waterproof the drywall is called red guard or aqua guard, the product has been around for quite a while now and I use it often as a second layer of protection over gypsum board. If you choose to go with the foam kerdi board you wouldn’t need to use a waterproofing product like Red guard.
Hope that helps
Thanks for the visit
@@DIYBuilt thank you for the reply . does the tile go on the aqua guard with the same material
Sorry it sent to fast ...once the drywall is treated is tiling done with the same stuff as with cement board?
@@terrysmith1914 yes, use a good thinset adhesive.
@@DIYBuilt thank you
I have a mobile home. I would like to remodel my bathroom. Could you help?
Maybe, in what way?
Why did you not use cement-board in a wet area ? Some places call it green board and in other places it is purple.
Aqua board only comes in 1/2”. We used 1/4” drywall to match up to the thickness of the panel board found in most older mobile homes. To achieve a waterproof membrane prior to tiling we applied red guard waterproofing which is 100% better moisture protection then aqua board.
For clarification sir, you used regular drywall, the waterproof membrane and THEN the red guard water proofing? Thank you!
Tiling on drywall? no durock? .....bold move.
How much would this cost?
The bathroom was around $6000 and the new laminate floor was around $2600
THanks for taking the time to answer my Q!! @@DIYBuilt
Hi! I can't find a bathtub that fits a mobile home
Most mobile homes have a standard 60” bathtub
@@DIYBuilt this is a 70s mobile home
@@milasgamma6143 should still be a 60” tub
@@milasgamma6143 how big is the opening, wall to wall?
Most mobile homes have a 54" tub not a 60"?
Step one: Call plumber.
So true
How much did the demo cost the owner ?
The whole job was priced together but if I had to break the demo cost separately for the shower and the floor, I would say 1200.00. this would also include the haul away and dump fees. Total labor was about a day for 2 guys.
I wish I could higher you!
@@philrose7716 where do you live
@@DIYBuilt California
@@philrose7716 oh, I’m on the border of Washington and British Columbia
Did not need to see flooring.
Overall cost would be helpful.
Almost a year later and...
All good
Having the shower valve in front of the hot water heater was illegal and not a good idea
I guess the owner will have to take that problem up with the manufacturer of the mobile home. That is the original location.
what are they hobbits? that door is so short
Nice job, but for me you didn’t give enough info of the job while you were doing it, to make it a learnable experience and worth watching. Sorry
Thanks for the input, I appreciate your comment. I agree with you and I’m working on getting better at relaying the information in a more detailed format. Thanks for watching non the less.
I got dizzy as heck from the constant movement of the camera. Please calm down with the constant movements. I couldn’t finish watching because of that.
Sorry for any discomfort, filming is not my strong suit. I try to do my best while continuing to improve the quality and experience for my viewers. Thanks for watching as much as you could take. I appreciate the constructive criticism.
Cheers and have a great day.
Hey if I send you a picture of my second bath tub I need to help changing my tub faucet out
Send it, I can take a look
It won't let me lol