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| The plumbers were in to finish the fit-out. |
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| The sink drain tail-piece we purchased (came with) our Delta faucet is PVC...Error on our part--but at the time when we bought the faucet, there was a change-over in Home Depot--to a low-flow faucet mix. This meant that we had little choice of the faucets... |
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| In the workshop--now moved to the basement. You are looking at a transition (saddle) being fabricated to transition from the bathroom floor to the hallway. I used a stock HD oak saddle and ripped it in half--slightly off-set. Then stacked the pieces, glued, and tack-nailed the pieces together. |
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| Here is the clean-up of the floor. Note the pieces of Ditra and the stainless "T" Schluter Reno-T transition ready to go in. |
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| Poof! the finished product. I used two pieces of Ditra, layered under the transition, secured with Liquid Nails, to fill in the gap. A clear silicon was used to fill the gap between the wood and tile, then the Schluter Reno-T was fitted in. |
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| I left the plastic protective coating on the Schluter Reno-T as we needed to stain and finish the threshold. |
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| We are happy with how it turned out. |
