Bathtub overflow drains are, as the name suggests, a drain that is used to collect all the overflowed water in the tub. Most bathtubs come with an overflow drain, although it is not needed.  To stop bathtub overflow drain, choose a bathtub overflow drain cover that is easily rotatable. Place the hole in the position of 12:00 in a clock to … [Read more...]

Drywall, otherwise known as plasterboard, wallboard, or sheetrock, is a sheet of calcium sulfate dehydrate typically used in interior walls and ceilings. The plaster is typically mixed with something to reduce water absorption, flammability, and mildew.  Installing drywall around a shower is a good option to reduce damage from water supply and … [Read more...]

PEX pipes are an alternative to copper pipes. It has long been used for radiant heating systems. PEX tubing is sought after for water supply lines because it is easier and more straightforward to work with. PEX can be used for both commercial and residential plumbing.  Installing PEX pipes into your shower system is quite simple. All you have to … [Read more...]

Tub surrounds are shower panels that are installed on top of the already existing walls in your washroom. Most tub surrounds are made of acrylic or fiberglass. It is easier to install and easier to remove by yourself at home.  To remove a tub surround and replace it with tile, start drawing lines from where you want to cut. Start cutting with … [Read more...]

A green board is a drywall installed around the bathtub. It is usually water-resistant and built to withstand high moisture as well as humidity.  To install a green board around a bathtub, measure the area you would like to place it. Then score the green boards. You will be needing adhesive to attach the drywall pieces, and drywall screws to … [Read more...]