The Pigeon Hole In Jurong East

[marcel 22]

MASTER BATHROOM GLASS DOOR

Why frosted glass door.

1. Translucent. Allow some light through. Don't have to on light during the day.

2. Translucent. Don't make my bathroom feel TIGHT. The door actually looks light and blend in the wall.

3. Glass easy to clean. (My old PB & Bi Fold doors look gross. The tracks are all filled with dirt.)

4. No more track jam. (Wet + Time = Rust = Jam. Even when you apply DW40)

5. No more rust. We are using stainless steel hinges & screws.

Even when they are more expensive is worth every cents. (IMHO)

Edited April 13, 2014 by marcel

[marcel 22]

MASTER BATHROOM SHOWER GLASS

We showed BIG A rumbleinstyle's bathroom and informed we wish to have a dry bathroom. Below is his works.

Close when not in use

Open when in use

Edited April 22, 2014 by marcel

[tessina 9]

Shower area inside the door looks super tiny, can you even stand comfortably inside?

[marcel 22]

We did a test. Is more then enough. Is wider then the width of the bathroom door.

Edited April 15, 2014 by marcel

[marcel 22]

Some hand painted China I brought from VN. They should look lovely for my dessert. The cup will be for my tooth brush.

Edited April 15, 2014 by marcel

[kaykay 36]

Nice use of glass!

May I clarify some things.

When you shower, the glass door is supposed to be swung open and parked just next to the toilet bowl? First impression is that you stand in the door closed position during showers. Lol..

Where did you get the aluminum corner trims? Do you have any leftover to sell me?

The water pipes are real neatly done up. I must show this to my contractor.

[tessina 9]

May I clarify some things.

When you shower, the glass door is supposed to be swung open and parked just next to the toilet bowl? First impression is that you stand in the door closed position during showers. Lol..

That's what I thought too. Even so, then it's not really separating wet/dry areas effectively either, so I'm puzzled

[marcel 22]

LOL...

Well.. We have to swing open the glass towards the toilet bowl during shower.

This is the best layout considering the size of the bathroom and existing toilet bowl location/direction. (My intention is to prevent wetting my toilet paper roll and seat. I don't like the smell of a old shower curtain.)

No idea on the alum corners. Was arranged by my contractor.

Edited April 15, 2014 by marcel

[Ang99 0]

Hi,

May I know is it possible to get aluminium tile trim locally? I tried a few suppliers and no one carries that.

[Ang99 0]

Hi,

May I have the contact of your contractor please?

[marcel 22]

PMed.

Hi,

May I have the contact of your contractor please?

[Ang99 0]

Thanks for the prompt reply but the link not working. Kindly pmed again. Thanks a lot.

[marcel 22]

You can try. http://www.kus.com.sg/tiletrim.php

Nice use of glass!

May I clarify some things.

When you shower, the glass door is supposed to be swung open and parked just next to the toilet bowl? First impression is that you stand in the door closed position during showers. Lol..

Where did you get the aluminum corner trims? Do you have any leftover to sell me?

The water pipes are real neatly done up. I must show this to my contractor.

Edited April 22, 2014 by marcel

[Brian Huang 4]

Hi marcel really impressed by your t-blog and have learnt a lot! Will definitely apply some of your wonderful methods to our new home later this year. Do you mind pm-ing me the contact of your contractor and the quotation? We will be hacking the kitchen wall too and looking to do up the bathroom as nicely as yours.

Thanks!

[marcel 22]

Thanks Forgot.

I copied here, there & everywhere.

PMed.

Hi marcel really impressed by your t-blog and have learnt a lot! Will definitely apply some of your wonderful methods to our new home later this year. Do you mind pm-ing me the contact of your contractor and the quotation? We will be hacking the kitchen wall too and looking to do up the bathroom as nicely as yours.

Thanks!