@@sbs1687 you can tile right over it. Apply 2 coats if you can.

And cost 750k lmao

Crazy 😜, we are aware

They're built for the climate. Stone is a *terrible* choice for hot weather 80% of the year. Besides, dudes shelf project looks great.

First off, you’ll never eliminate it completely, all it will do is muffle the stomping. Even with all we did we couldn’t completely achieve complete silence. I wouldn’t waste the time or expense on sound bar channel Best of luck with your project

Thank you 🙏

Thanks brother, ya I can’t wait to test it with my hand held thermo tester, before and after

I’m hoping it turns out as good as what you describe. Thanks for watching

Thanks brother

Thanks, I’m excited to see how it turns out too! Cheers

Thank you, yes it's a simple setup, the hard part is the labor.

@ I was thinking that after you got done with that first row. Definitely tedious work

@@FixItFrench yes for sure, also having knee pads over that Ditra mat helps out a lot

Yes that’s exactly right. Basically 1 2x4 down the center and strips and blocks of 3/4” plywood screwed to the interior of the cabinet. It’s all dependent on the tools you’re planning to store, what I did was placed all my tools out on the floor and then individually created shelving brackets to hold everything. Hope that helps and best of luck with your build

Thank you sir

It works well for me, it’s so much faster.

Yes it has been a while, honestly I wouldn’t change a thing. I still use it daily, hinges are still holding strong which is surprising considering how much weight is on each door. I still love it

@DIYBuilt glad to hear

Thanks, it’s different, it’ll be interesting to see it all grouted and put back together.

Yes we did

Thanks, yes it turned out awesome

Thanks for your take, the floor is actually a fairly high end vinyl plank, color choice is what it is. And the shower tile is white so I’m not sure why the color is wrong 😑. No there is not another bathroom with a bath tub.

Schluter systems makes both the Ditra mat and Ditra heating cable

It is a plastic uncoupling membrane that we add the heating cable to prior to setting the floor tile

@@DIYBuilt Aha, I see!

Maybe if you stick around till all the parts are available and find out for your self. I think judging by the title its part 1 of 4 but i could be wrong 🤔

You’re welcome

Thank you, I’m glad it can help

Thank you sir, I hope the series can help you if you need. Thanks for watching!

Thanks, it’s larger than anything I’ve done to date. It’s a lot of work but definitely worth doing.

Thanks, that’s true I’ve seen a lot that we’re just left open too.

Great I’ll check out your channel. Yes it was a router with a flush trim bit

@@LadeijahsCreations great channel! I just subscribed

Thanks 😂

Not exactly

Thank you, yes will do.

Thanks, appreciate your input and experience

Thank you I appreciate your criticism.

@@Irishpenguinirish there is an updated video now

@@erasurefanatic123445 lol thanks

Yes I agree, thanks