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All Forum Posts by: Erik Garland

Erik Garland has started 13 posts and replied 53 times.

Post: Journeyman Plumber here, any questions ask away!

Erik GarlandPosted
  • Investor
  • High Point, NC
  • Posts 53
  • Votes 22
Originally posted by @Austin James:
Originally posted by @Erik Garland:

I may be not understanding the question, so forgive me if this doesn't answer it. There should be no board behind the shower walls the fiberglass tub/shower should butt directly against the studs and be anchored to the studs on top and bottom making sure it's leveled. And then a bathroom "wet" drywall put on around the stall. Is that what your meaning by behind? 

 Hey Austin....that's exactly what I needed to know....This thread is awesome.  Thanks for taking the time out to provide this service.

Post: Journeyman Plumber here, any questions ask away!

Erik GarlandPosted
  • Investor
  • High Point, NC
  • Posts 53
  • Votes 22

Hey Austin. On a complete  bathroom remodel... is there any reason I should not use Osb behind the fiberglass  shower stall? ?  I think plywood would be next  then drywall,no?

Post: What to do with this countertop

Erik GarlandPosted
  • Investor
  • High Point, NC
  • Posts 53
  • Votes 22

1st house  I made laminate counter top for... very easy. Rubber cement and router needed. 2nd house I did a tile counter but with thick grout lines. I like  Johanns  idea of the tightly placed granite (or cost effective tile for you).