We Built the Most INSANE Suspended Shower Soffit with LEDs and Tile

[@StudPack]

Hey guys! This thing is definitely over the top. Sometimes you have a crazy idea and just want to see if you can pull it off! You guys will be relieved to know that we’ve taken it down to revise the design! Actually did this before the video came out! It can DEFINITELY be improved. Respond to this and let us know how we can make this thing better💪🏼

[@georgesolanakis8264]

Jordan "That's Awesome!" 😅 really!

[@LadyReallyLady]

Good! (change it - mabye call Drywall Danny for a tip as well as that cool Indy electrical guru)

[@DAT-TEXAS-DUDE]

That hanging bull crap looks like shit. It does not look cool at all but to each their own huh. Would not have wasted money on that slanted bull crap

[@wotterthose4511]

I think it looks pretty good but i would 1) seal the back so it's watertight so if any moisture does collect on the back of it then it has the opportunity to just roll down and off when it dries, and can get plenty of air circulation. 2) I think maybe the side facing the rest of the bathroom needs to have something that goes wall to wall and up to the ceiling that hides the carabiners from view. Other than that, stick with it and enjoy the creative lighting that you dreamt up. It won't be for everyone, and it may not be for you later, but you made it easily removable if you change your mind later and don't want it any more. Great job!

[@stevenlowry1586]

You didn't bond the ground to the metal box for the LEDs all metal electrical boxes need to be bonded to ground

[@timothypirnat3754]

Paul, you get the father of the year award for indulging your son's crazy ideas.

[@WillLeingang]

I’m a huge fan and a drop-what-I’m-doing-to-watch-your-latest-video subscriber. I am indeed relieved that you are revising the design. It’s way overbuilt in my opinion and not in a good way, I think it would collect a ton of moisture and it should be part of the ceiling. Looking forward to seeing round 2! You guys are awesome!

[@malibustigs]

Very creative. As a commercial electrician, I would've just used aircraft cable with gripples. You can raise and lower it with ease. We use them on light fixtures or strut all the time. You can get some a little thicker. 4 would hold that with ease.

[@Monsieur405]

Yeah the eye-bolts look janky. Cables would look MUCH better

[@jimmyj244820]

On a Monday night after workin in the Fla sun for 6 hours I can’t even grasp what you guys are thinking but it looks great 🎉

[@jimmyj244820]

What about the wegos

[@jimmyj244820]

Guys really trigonometry on the fly is easier 😮

[@jimmyj244820]

It looks fantastic 🎉

[@danielrobertson5968]

I love everything you guys do, but it's a hard pass for me on this one. You've essentially lowered a nice high ceilinged shower, made the ceiling black, added a bunch of unnecessary indirect lighting, and obstructed the exhaust fan with a 150+ pound monstrosity that is going to be collecting dust, moisture and mildew. What was the point of the nice low-profile exhaust fan when you're just going to cover it up? That bathroom is starting to look like it belongs in a strip club. Pump the brakes on the LEDs guys. I say all that with love. I'm a longtime subscriber and will continue to be.

[@MrC9Oh3]

😂

[@Joey-sq8de]

This 100% ahah

[@ncooty]

I suggest giving water a way to drain out/ off that platform. Humidity -> condensation -> drips. I know you'll have a fan, but still. I abide by Paul's advice: always give water a way out.

[@caterandolph3440]

"I hear ya, Gilmore" best line of the video, lol!!😂

[@lagunabay51]

You nailed it ..AGAIN! Jordan's vision came through with Dad's carpentry skills. True aircraft cables would've probably worked but your method worked just as well. GREAT JOB guys. What a team!

[@cjswatchinglist9498]

I think it looks awesome. I don’t know anything about anything, except that as a Floridian, I would worry about mold and condensation pooling. May not be an issue but if so I guess you could load the paint on the back side up with anti-mildew additive and see if you can’t rig a discreet drain system. Looks great.

[@blakedudley4692]

I think they have an integrated ERV system in the bathroom but I could be wrong. There’s gotta be some form of moisture control in there and I’m sure they’ve got that covered.

[@johnhaller5851]

​@@blakedudley4692It's just an exhaust vent., but it is above the soffit. I didn't think they have a balanced airflow for an exhaust fan. They do have an ERV, but in southern Texas, they probably need a dehumidifier on their ERV.

[@tecraptor]

Native Floridian here too - my instinctual thought as well that the top of this thing is not going to have the best of time.

[@tibbymat]

@@tecraptorhell I’m from Canada and I was thinking this

[@skicrave1]

@@johnhaller5851ERV does manage humidity, that’s the difference between it and an HRV, which only does temperature transfer.

[@milesharlan1]

Happy birthday, Jordan. I hope you had a great day!! Tks again for the continued fun on your build!! I look forward to the collaboration with the PBB in their backyard! I hope they can help you guys on the house!! KUTGW

[@aweisen1]

HBD Goofball

[@leoonardotaormina5676]

It looks great, but I think the vanity wall tile in the bathroom came out awesome, but that 1 tile that has the lone tile in the middle would look better if it had the other 3 pieces so it's more uniform like the others on the wall. Keep up the great work.

[@TheMizzle88]

Yeah, that 1 tile definitely sticks out and distracts from the whole.

[@dustin600]

That tile was bugging me too

[@eugenementz3195]

I thought I was the only one 😂

[@wayne0220]

Completely agree with that!

[@locke3141]

Yep. One tile sticking out looks out of place

[@BTheJourney66]

I’ve been watching your channel for years and really enjoy it. This shower soffit build is next level; the vision to dream it up and the ingenuity to construct it, I’m totally blown away by how amazing it turned out. Keep up the great work!

[@ottawavalleybushcraft]

That track saw track is a great straight edge to run up against with your Flex saw

[@waynegoebel395]

Yep... just use the back edge.

[@Denispat]

Great! I don't know if it's been said, but if you use reflective tape, you could difuse the shadow outline. Love you're work. Be carefull of pockets of water condensation in that. Bravo!

[@normm.7265]

I'd use a length of black 3" PVC sectioned on the back side to hide the front suspension hardware. This would keep the color theme and make the *appearance* of the soffit mounts look much stronger - as if the soffit were attached by black steel pipe. You're welcome😊. Viewer since day one. Love the show. 🙏🏻🇺🇸

[@dougledbury6728]

I am all for making projects as complicated as possible, but you guys have exceeded my expectations. Great job. Love you guys.

[@davidreed9046]

I like how you guys tried something new. You weren’t sure how it was to be done, and weren’t afraid to take a risk figuring it out for yourself. Glad you made it through Beryl. That area of Texas has been getting slammed with water, heat, and wind. Keep up the good work, can’t wait to see it finished!

[@franciscovega7325]

Rad is a brave man working in them flippy floppies .

[@mattwilliamson1714]

Super cool! Like the look of the finished lights in the shower… even without the last few tiles & grout. (Probably be too difficult to run 2 different grouts in one room, but every time you show that room I think it would look really sweet to use identically shaped tile & put it on the walls… starting where the black tiles end… but put in white tile with white grout.)

[@DonaldMcLemore-n6d]

Up there where the installers left that gap around the ceiling and the wall tile, that would be a nice channel for an LED strip.

[@AlAmantea]

Next time you need to do a bevel cut with the track saw on the waste side, just clamp a 2x under the workpiece spanning both sides of the cut. Reset the depth of the track saw to just below the workpiece, and make your cut. The 2x will support the waste and the workpiece during and after the cut. The soffit came out fantastic, just like darn near every project the Stud Pack does! Just like a stud pack in a wall has 3 (or more) studs... the Stud Pack has 3 studs putting in the work and making a great concept come to life!

[@williamsethman2434]

Guys Awesome looking soffit, Paul you have to be a saint . To put together the ideas from Jordan. Great job to All of you on this project.

[@Wolfburns]

The Qbert tiles really are amazing. I want the same design in my dream bathroom now. The soffit looks really nice too. I thought it was a lil overkill in the design phase but just had to have faith till the end. That is one crazy awesome bathroom, and it's not even the main house! Thanks for all your hard work on building and video making.

[@clintprice2123]

The projects just keeps on getting better but your enthusiasm is just perfect. The three of you are a great team!

[@Derelicte45]

Guys, this is way frickin' cool. Some people might ask, "But, why?" I say, why not? It's your palace. Deck it out! Can't wait to see next week's video!

[@Asta-wl8jz]

You might consider galvanized or stainless steel hardware up there as what you put up there will rust very fast.

[@ppomm]

yep .. I was worried about that metal handy-box ... perfect time to use pvc

[@paulmiller6277]

Yes those quick connects are going to rust shut for sure

[@alopardo]

Massive fan of the channel and you guys' work but this one made me scratch my head.

[@DanielChenYaKnow]

The Shower of Damocles

[@BALLOOROOM]

🤣

[@pitsnipe5559]

@@BALLOOROOM😮

[@DonaldMcLemore-n6d]

Perfect 😁

[@JaRayRepairs]

I highly recommend cutting the tinned wires that are going from the low voltage supply to the wireless module. Putting tinned wires into headers like that can loosen over time. I’d instead recommend using some ferrules on the end of the untinned copper.

[@jefflove3049]

Crimp ferrules are a must with stranded wire.

[@keiheric]

I 100% recommend this! I do low-voltage Christmas lighting - pre-tinned wires always come loose!!

[@DonaldMcLemore-n6d]

They also break. You shouldn't tin wires you're going to put into a crimp connection.

[@DonaldMcLemore-n6d]

@@keiheric They are pre-tinned (as Paul was asking) because they expect you to solder them, not crimp them.

[@JaRayRepairs]

@@DonaldMcLemore-n6d yeah definitely don’t put tinned wires in a crimp

[@JayBaconII]

IMO ... Absolutley love the creativity, seeing a split among folks though, Don't know if y'all have ever put out "Poll" Questions, with the amount of followers y'all have accumulated, Poll questions would be pretty cool as well as a quick dashboard view to see what percentage of folks think one way vs the other(s)

[@ronrichmond4694]

Hey guys! Great work! When this Dream Garage is complete , I think a Nice Slow walk through video will be VERY MUCH in order! 👍❤️👍

[@richardspeidel]

Good call painting the top to reduce mold/mildew. The offcuts you mounted the LED channels to still need to be painted for the same reason. It looks super cool but also realize there will be a ton of dust up there is short time. All that dust plus moisture...

[@williamwallace8994]

Looks awesome guys. Here in the northeast I would be hesitant to install that as I would be concerned about mold and mildew. How about a video in a year's time of use to see how it looks on the back side?

[@ReliableRandy]

You guys are awesome. Just grew a new appreciation for Jordan and his editing skills.. Did my first video and it requires so much time to get things even remotely how one would like it. Props. My video was only 7minutes in the end. I could not even imagine a 35min video. Great job to both of you, quality work all the way around from the wood work down to the editing.

[@jmaxim80]

Cool project, this is why I've watched you fellas since the little house where you put the long beam in to open the floor plan. Love you guys, and thanks for all the great entertainment.

[@massumking6498]

Hi Paul and family. Nice to see you getting with the times and using Wago's instead of those old wire nuts. Its the way of the future and they secure wires safely. Keep up the good work

[@startupadmin540]

Super cool guys! However, I thought you would have had a huge LED rain head coming out of the center where the Halo light is located, that way you could change the color of the water too. Oh, what a great idea 💡😁

[@catsmeow5566]

Yay! Another video! I don't go to fancy restaurants or hotels. But I also don't travel much. The cube wall looks so cool though. I wonder if AG1 would help my friend who constantly gets kidney stones. It would probably have to taste like DrPepper for him to drink it though. LOL. It's got caffeine so I can't drink it. 😞 Hmm.. I think I would have gone with a GFCI outlet, unless its on a GFCI breaker... Or is it a GFCI outlet? If its not, Leviton makes a Decora Edge outlet that uses tech similar to wago lever nuts for locking the wires in place. Ohh. It was the wrong outlet! Disregard previous comment. LOL. Although, for non wet areas you could use the Leviton ones. Love how you labeled it. My dad loved to label things. I should label things but I usually forget. With my luck that soffit would fall on me. LOL. It looks neat, but I wonder about moisture building up on top of it.

[@joerandall1042]

This is one of the coolest things I've seen you guys do! I was super impressed with the last shower you guys did with the Chevy symbol but this is over the top. I was showing my son this and he wants to know why you didn't add in a Bluetooth speaker to go with those LEDs! Keep up the great job, can't wait to see what else you come up with!

[@eschultz19661]

Looks good, I would be concerned about moisture accumulating in the open frame.

[@tacomapappas]

I think this looks awesome. I question whether there could have been a better way to do it based on moisture and weight but overall I think it’s super cool and innovative in how yall did it. I didn’t think you needed to redo it. So close to finishing it why not finish it so you can shower and move in and then address at a later date if unhappy or issues arise.

[@danielegray666]

Looks amazing. Definitely not up to code for a bathroom in the UK, so maybe not Texas either. But if you put a cap on the top of the soffit and seal in the boxes it would be.

[@vetsus3518]

honestly... i know you used a quick link. a heavy duty carabiner might have been easier to attach or detach. a locking would would be... almost the same but with the larger opening for hooking/unhooking just makes it easier for future upgrades/repairs/etc. to each. either way works great! i assume the controller allows for color change....? if so... i know you're trying to use that controller but i'd really recommend find a WLED controller, or making one yourself... they're cheap and it's easy. videos all over youtube for it. but i really think you should look in WLED for stuff... tons of control! otherwise, great work. love the look. i dunno how confortable i'd feel under exposed tile above me personally... but again.. to each their own!

[@grinpick]

Yeah, it looks cool. Steam will be billowing up around that soffit and will condense on everything above it. The electrical stuff might withstand that ok (or not,) but the hardware (screweyes, etc.) will likely rust.

[@brianwood5220]

Wow, that's beautiful guys. You all did an excellent job, and thanks for sharing. I look forward to these video every week. Thanks for sharing.

[@carycupka4081]

@25:47 minutes it's pre-tinned if you're doing a soldered connection and tinned if you're doing a mechanical connection.

[@fmort210]

Awesome work again guys! this is the best kinda video when you're figuring out stuff as you go. I saw one thing where I would make a recommendation though. On those led tracks, you did not put screws in them, but I would do it now. If the humidity makes that sticky release 6 months from now its going to be a lot harder to take down and fix than it would be to just plug a few stainless screws in now. -not criticizing, just trying to help out!

[@adrianstephens56]

Nice work. Love watching you. I don't have a track-saw. I do have a straight-ish length of thin plywood about 6" wide. I clamp this to the work and run my ordinary (corded, pre-dates battery saws, and all I could afford at the time) circular saw's foot edge along it to make a straight cut. You can use either side of the foot. A low profile clamp is needed to hold the guide in place. Using this method I made a beast of a sideboard/wall unit.

[@-DexterMorgan-]

that thumbnail 😂 been LOVING watching you guys build this place. I really appreciate the time and effort y’all put in to showing and explaining to us all of the cool details and processes. much love!

[@IBeerGamez]

that looks amazing. Paul just loves this, as he should.

[@ezellgaynor1286]

Nice.! Couldnt wait for tou guys to post a video. Great work as always💪🏾💪🏾

[@kevinhornbuckle]

That was a lot of work, but totally worth it. It looks great, very custom. To cover the hanging hardware, paint PVC tubes black and rip a channel out of the length which allows you to slip the tube over the hardware. The opening will point toward the back wall and not be seen.

[@georgekabacinski]

Awesome project! While you were building that 2x4 frame I was wondering - why didn't they use PVC boards instead of 2x4? It seems the PVC boards would have been much more durable in a wet environment compared to just 2x4s. Any thoughts on using PVC boards in a project like this?

[@TheSpatulaCity]

Good effort. Bold design, but I would have rather gone with some kind of flat shower ceiling construction. I kind of don't like that angled outdoor patio table hanging above my head.

[@jeffreypankratz8054]

If you take 4 small sections of chain and use them to move your soffit up link by link it may be a little easier than trying to lift that thing 9’ then you can cut your install down to 2 guys. Love your guys content and attention to detail. Always cool to see people DIY! Im doing the same thing to my house remodeling mostly by myself a little bit at a time!

[@glind3355]

Track saw and 2" foam board for the base blade isn't damaged by foam, and it gives a solid support for the offcuts. We use this setup a lot in the shop.

[@greggcoulter6008]

The Studpack LED Garondo is looking fantastic! The things you guys come up with most wouldn’t try. The shower soffit looks great. I literally spit my drink out laughing when Jordan was talking about his crazy ideas and Paul said I feel you Gilmore, everyday. Lol! Great video

[@geraldo-i6k]

A Thousand "SWEET", kudos to you gentlemen for a fantastic project.

[@DeeSea3]

That's absolutely awesome, looks like a piece of art. As a sparky, I would have suggested the aircraft cable instead of the chains, but it's such a short length that your chains look like they work pretty well anyway🎉🎉🎉 keep up the amazing work, you guys probably don't realize how inspiring you really are. P.S. They make small dc power supplys for the leds that have a standard 3/8" male adapter that sticks of the side of the power supply, this allows you to attach the power supply directly to a small junction box to protect the ac supplying the power supply. The romex is a good extra protection though, at least to me.

[@CD-rt7ec]

I would never unsubscribe. You guys are the best!

[@MacAttack2010]

LOOKS Awesome! You guys rock. I am so glad I found your channel.

[@ddutton0]

Happy Birthday Jordan! Another great video

[@CitEnthusiast]

I did not think of Qubert but it fits. What a bunch of work for that, but it looks good and covers the issues well. I'd have the light in the middle by a gimbal so it can point straight down. I also think 2x6s make it too thick, perhaps use 2x2s instead. And if you change it, I'd just make it white, the black tile is too dark, and it's not getting the Qubert vibe that the wall has. Possibly just paint in a pattern that follows the grout joint, so you have the tile in sort of relief in white with the grid of the grout line being the feature. Mostly make it less massive and use smaller hooks to they hide better. As someone stated, it's better to seal the top side, you will definitely get water pooling in it.

[@syedomar261]

Super creativity at work. God bless you all. Always learning from your videos ❤

[@Zii0N]

I have watched enough of your work to feel safe standing under whatever you decide to make. Great job!

[@victorshaw7173]

Would condensation gather at the top of that and puddle up over time?

[@bradswiftfur6924]

QBert was an 80's arcade video game in which the character jumped around a series of "cubes". Since it was 2D graphics, the cubes were represented very similarly to the wall tiles you've installed. Your build looks great, keep up the excellent work guys!

[@MikeWeese-ej9ty]

Very cool boys.but unless I missed something there is no way for moisture to escape will cause major electrical and mold problems.a thin sheet of marine grade starboard to cover the top would help.

[@quaymax]

How will you mitigate the condensation and potential mold that accumulates in the topside open framing?

[@lightblade543]

Great work fellas, never seen a floating soffit in a shower. Did have a thought /concern through, is there a plan to keep water out of the top or have a way to drain? I imagine during a long hot shower steam will condense on the ceiling and drip into the top of the floating soffit box frame and collect. Will also condense on the electrical cords and run down them into the junction box and driver box as well. In the Navy we used Nepseal putty on any cable penetration into electrical equipment cabinets to prevent condensation or water spray from flooding from running down cables into electrical panels etc. I think in general I would want that top mounted equipment up in the ceiling access panel away from moisture not only for safety but longevity of the components inside. Probably overkill but I know even in my ventilated bathroom with tall ceilings a 20 minute hot shower will coat the ceiling with moisture and will drip.

[@MoneyManHolmes]

I would drill 2 small weep holes at the lowest part. I would align them with grout joints where they would barely be visible.

[@chrisdaley2200]

Awesome! Great idea. I would have never thought of something like that panel for the shower. Too bad about shorting yourself on the tile. I did my kitchen backsplash a few years ago and was short by one half of a bullnose tile. Special order tile and it cost me $25 plus shipping for one tile. 🙄 Keep up the good work!

[@jjackson8667]

Nice design with the back lighting. I would like to think that you thought thru your wiring design and connections. I'm a retired electrician with some experience and think that you are setting yourself up for future problems and electrical failure. That soffet is in a high humidity space with an exhaust fan that channels the humid exhaust over your electrical boxes and your wifi connection block. None of those components are protected from the condensation that is going to form, not only on the outside of the metal box but also on your connections. You planned for humidity and condensation with the installation of the correct type of duplex recept for the ceiling application. The components/wiring, mavbe not so much. Suggestions: Put all the components in a NEMA 12 or some other watertight box to avoid the hazards of moisture on electrical components . I also see a mold problem with that fixture in your future. Sorry to be a downer because I really enjoy your channel. Your willingness to try different methods and materials are really educational and entertaining. Stay safe and keep those videos coming. Thanks.

[@unikornkontroller]

I like it and how it solves covering up that horrible stone work. I do wonder if it's a bit on the thick side. It looks visually heavy because of the color and the thickness of the wood structure amplifies that. Pretty cool way to make up for the negligence of the tile work they did though.

[@l33jcm]

Awesome job, guys! I'm smiling for you!

[@michaelz6870]

Soffits kick ass. Especially so when tiled with recessed LED's, with wack-ass angles and hinge mechanisms. 👌P.S. I'm fairly certain 14:41 was actually the handywork of the Bearded Baby Jesus (BBJ) but you do you and your tile gods or Flying Spaghetti Monster or whatever!

[@rmac2592]

Awesome install guys!!!!

[@richardchilds54]

Looks great. I am an LED junkie too. My wife gives me a hard time about it but loves it after.

[@michaelberger6255]

I love the idea of what you guys made but I would have definitely went with stainless steel eye bolts and hardware and would have sealed the wood up way more then that to prevent any moisture from soaking even I high flow exhaust fan isn’t gonna be enough to get the moisture out of there trust me

[@hanko5750]

Cool idea! I'm installing two tiny recessed LED that are wifi controlled for color, pulse and whatever you choose. Hey Paul ~ Just over 60 .. you be a youngster! Add about 15 years to that and I'm and doing a "this old house" remodel, and the three of us working on it are; Me, Myself & I LOL!

[@georgegoulborn4162]

awesome job guys. and the is no way I would even think of taking a shower in there ever!

[@23432]

I have done this kind of hanging ceiling but it was larger and heavier than yours. There are charts for lag bolts with sheer weight support, but I quickly found this info online. In general, the weights held are as follows: 1/4 inch lag bolt - up to 100 pounds per inch of thread. 5/16 inch lag bolt - up to 200 pounds per inch of thread. 3/8 inch lag bolt - up to 272 pounds per inch of thread. Nice solution for the shower!

[@nagydeak]

that lighting is AMAZING!! i love that yall are teaming up and getting these crazy ideas to be incredible!

[@TheDannytre]

I love the old-school Xbox vibe! This is by far one of the coolest ideas you guys done so far and it makes that bathroom POP!

[@michelleroop9991]

This whole build has been amazing to watch. Much thanks to your family for sharing this with all of us. 😁👏

[@carlmetzger3971]

I love, what has become, your theme guitar music. Love it! Keep up the excellent work guys!

[@DJLewProductionsInc]

This is turning out great. Keep up the great work!

[@angelartistic3056]

I love that wall!!! Gorgeous !

[@jasonsongs7678]

Paul is seriously the best dad ever!

[@freshproduce4954]

Q*bert is a game where a funny little guy jumps around on an array of cubes, similar to the optical illusion created by your accent wall

[@DarinMcGrew]

Yep. I remember seeing Q*bert in the arcade when I was in college, in the early '80s, along with the Star Wars arcade game and Tempest.

[@tracysellman1562]

Yup @freshproduce4954 you got it 100% right, and I am 65 years old and was the first to mention Q-Bert in the last Video. lol Too many nights spent playing that dumb game in the NCO club in the Air Force with a drink in one hand and the joystick for the game in the other in my 20s. lol

[@scottreynolds150]

Q’bert was the first thing I thought of when I saw the completed tile work.

[@paulcrumley9756]

Hours and hours spent trying to beat Q^Bert on our Atari 5200! You should try it in B & W, the only TV we had for a year or two after learning this game.

[@jamesridgeway6374]

Qbert? He's just an extra in that Wreck it Ralph movie /s

[@robertjennings5357]

Wow, cool and well thought out and executed!

[@carolinepaltz324]

Fantastic work, love the creativity 🎉

[@rodmills4071]

A little wavey...... understatement of the year ....piss funny....keep up the great work 🤔😂😎🇦🇺👌 Good to see you dodged the storm... mate, we get big ones in ozz as well.

[@oakeybird]

Looks awesome boys!!

[@Metals21]

Regardless how strong that is, my mind would always revert back to thinking it would fall on me during a shower lol

[@randalld.8330]

Anybody else thinking that the soffit electrical should be wet location rated? All that steam is going to find its way into those connections.

[@johnhaller5851]

In a bathroom, I would think it technically needs to be GFCI as well, since it's a receptacle. That could possibly be in the panel, depending on accessibility requirements.

[@YellowBunchofBananas]

It's at least a damp location

[@tecraptor]

Most electric codes cannot have a receptacle or switch within X amount of inches from shower/tub surround.

[@stephentucker5406]

@@tecraptoryes if it is. Wet location rated three it was

[@keiththomas-xi9my]

How about connecting wires and shrink wrap covers?

[@leslietinyhousebuilderwann3851]

WOW!!!! Impressive work.

[@DavidSmith-dv3ib]

I thought your work is great, and I like watching and getting ideas as I build our home in Kenya. I am a retired electrician from the UK. All our cables are colour coded, Brown-Live, Blue-Neutral, Green/Yellow-earth. The only thing I must say that I don't like about the American way of doing things is that on our earth wire, we sheath it with Green/Yellow cover in all our boxes/Fittings so there is no bare wire that could possibly short out.

[@tamberine]

Ahh nice work on the sheathing. They do have drivers that come with an enclosure. Emitever makes a nice one, it’s a black rectangle

[@_CarlosA]

Any concern on the effectiveness of the shower exhaust fan being above that whole platform?

[@triplea7668]

Really cool and I love you guys built all that from some chicken scratches to seeing it on the ceiling. That is what I enjoy doing myself. You can party in that bathroom :).... Cool stuff Thanks

[@donreinholz8121]

That is one crazy cool shower! Lots of work. Well done!