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A few coat of varnish was applied to the underside of the shower tray itself and the “roof”. Then today we put on said roof, sealed it on and screwed…

The shower tray now does not leak! The sealant did the trick! We made the roof for the shower cubicle and cut out a small opening to insert a polycarbonate…

The shower tray and its white topcoat has set nicely overnight. The sugar was vacuumed up and washed under the outside tap. The water flowed away very nicely so no…

the four walls of the shower cubicle has been assembled in the Garden Room. It is now waiting for the tray to be finished and the cubicle’s roof cut and…

Here are the pictures and result of the samples we made yesterday. Today we have done two more samples where we mixed the fine sand into the white topcoat first…

The second coat of varnish was applied after buying another tin, this time a full gloss finish, on the final wall and the door missed out yesterday. We started messing…

All the walls and door had their first and second coat of varnish (until we ran out of course!). the outside surfaces of the left wall and the front wall…

All the pieces of the shower cubicle were sliced and sanded . exposed edges were rounded. The door was cut out of the front wall and overlapping strips placed around…

We bought a sheet of copper, 1000mm long by 640mm wide and half a millimetre thick! This piece will serve as our base of the heat exchanger for the shower.

We have designed our shower cubicle, a free standing unit to sit in the Garden Room as a temporary module while we live out of the way of the main…