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Having seen firsthand how much damage water can cause to a home, I want to show you this tutorial for How to Waterproof Floors!

The biggest thing I learned with the guest bathroom shower project was how important it is to seal little tiny cracks. One tiny crack = big gross problems. That same equation applies to children. Just sayin… So anyhoo…today’s post is a continuation of the last guest bathroom post where we talked about the way to ... Read More about How to waterproof a shower for tiling

When wood is not treated, there’s a significant chance it will rot or warp over time – especially when it comes in contact with water.That’s why you need to learn how to waterproof wood for bathroom. Those small pieces of furniture or objects in your bathroom that are made of…

Waterproofing your bathroom can be overwhelming. These facts about waterproofing your shower walls will give you all the knowledge to complete your bathroom. | Bathroom Remodel |

Learn 5 simple tricks to design a walk in shower for a tiny bathroom.

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Mold and damp are very dangerous for the walls and ceiling, be it residential or industrial. To get rid of this, installing Waterproof Vinyl Panel is the solution. Duramax offers Trusscore PVC panels that meet all the industrial standards. Compared to FRP, plastic wall panels offer many benefits, yet so affordable. Call 323-352-9279 for a free sample.

If you're hoping to maximize space in a small bathroom, consider the pros and cons of a corner shower.

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Create an industrial-chic bathroom with these 7 waterproof bathroom flooring ideas. Polished concrete offers durability and style for urban interiors. #WaterproofBathroomFlooring

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