How to Plumb a Bathroom | Bathroom Remodel Part 2

[@rosegold7975]

Y'all have the best content by far. No way y'all don't have a background in video production. Incredible job!

[@GoldenKeyDesign]

Wow, thank you! I really appreciate it!

[@no-passport-needed]

Huge week here! Lots of progress on the backend that goes "unseen". You make it look easy. Found y'all a few weeks ago at 8k, awesome to see the subscriber count climbing so quickly!

[@GoldenKeyDesign]

Welcome aboard - appreciate the subscription! And yes, it was a big week! These sorts of things do go unnoticed and most don't understand the work that goes into all the planning. It requires lots of patience haha!

[@rogue277]

Bruh did you screw that sink hot water drop ear fitting into the drywall?

[@thehonestman26]

Interested as to why you moved the mixing valve to the other side. Now if you want to adjust the mix, you have to leave the comfort of the warm water and go to the other side to do so.

[@byrongonzalez8792]

As someone who doesn't want to be upcharged by a plumber this is easy to watch

[@aluxrealtor454]

I think you did a great job but if I were you I wouldn't have cut the pex at the triple connection point and just run the pex tube all the way just to eliminate any possible leaks but I don't see it leaking, Great job and especially doing it yourself..

[@baileyhouston1353]

Love your videos! Keep it up

[@GoldenKeyDesign]

Thank you, appreciate it!

[@troyelder56]

Need to make those bathroom outlets GFCI protected if they’re near water. 6:50

[@GoldenKeyDesign]

You are correct and they are 😁

[@graffy333]

Bathroom looks good. Only issue I see if the sink drain setup. The drain should be going into a twye. The fitting should have been at the top of your cut and ran across to the trap location. This would make the sink vent properly. You might have issues with it draining correctly or you could lose your trap seal and have sewer gas coming thru the drain.

[@GoldenKeyDesign]

Thanks for the advice. Since completing the project I did learn how to do it properly. It’s been several months and so far there haven’t been any issues and the p trap holds water just fine

[@Bohohank]

@@GoldenKeyDesignwould love a video correcting that

[@byzantinex]

I'm wanting to do the same thing with our shower except I don't want the rain head. Is there a reason you ran it through the ceiling instead of going through the floor? I think it would be better for me to go through the floor, but I just wanted to know if there's a reason to do the ceiling?

[@davidlee9411]

I read that the water supply lines have to be between 2-3 inches above the sink drain line. It seems your supply lines are leveled with the drain. Maybe just the camera angle?

[@Surfmus]

10:11 Those sharbites can be attached to red and blue poly tubing to copper by just pushing?

[@GoldenKeyDesign]

Yup! They can be used on copper and pex

[@kevintjustice]

Did you thread the teflon tape on the wrong direction?

[@brysontibbitts]

Lets get to it

[@GoldenKeyDesign]

Haha! It's my catch phrase lol

[@ignaciorodriguez700]

U could of bought a Milwaukee pex a plumbing tool and would of been chaper than all those shark bite fitting and alot more safe just a thought

[@GoldenKeyDesign]

Good idea! That tool costs about $500 and I used less than $100 in fittings so I didn’t think it was worth it. In our most recent bathroom renovation we did purchase a pex crimping tool. That one only cost $120. Thanks for watching!

[@anakin_piewalker1458]

Nice man but are u like 5’4?

[@GoldenKeyDesign]

I’m 6’ 😅 ceilings are 8’

[@donnyelbaz8725]

No trap on the shower drain

[@GoldenKeyDesign]

There is a trap - it just might be hard to see

[@gulanator62]

as a plumber this is hard to watch..

[@stephenmolloy3081]

why

[@Bohohank]

@@stephenmolloy3081he’s teaching people how to do plumbers job