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  • SG
    I have been working on a 10,000 sq ft. home for two years now. I have laid 12,000 block and over 650 tons of stone on this big place. You would have to see it in real life to truly appreciate it. The walls are almost 4 foot thick at the base.

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    below I collected these big slabs for a couple years and got to use them

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    below is the patio we are completing, I designed that fireplace in the background.
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    These walls are 14ft. tall and will be 40"at the base and taper up to 10"
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    basement FP w/ wood box BTW I built these fire boxes all traditionally, no kits!
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  • Idahobound
    Looks like it has one of those bars MTJoe was talking about.
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  • SG
    That's where I'm headed now. [:D]
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  • Ditch-Runner
    looks good

    back around 1977 or so ( +/- ) I was working construction and we built and started the outdoor theme river scape ? in Dayton Ohio by building a huge set of steps / seating along the river just behind the old YMCA
    any way specs were all the seating / steps (what ever you choose) had to have river rock as your shower stall I hate too guess how many tons we hand placed and finished in . they were d in 50 pound bags came from Mexico if I remember .

    my dad as well as a few other's took a bag or two home and did sidewalks at there homes with them [:0][:0][;)]
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  • mag00
    quote:Originally posted by Idahobound
    Looks like it has one of those bars MTJoe was talking about.


    Still needs stocking[:D]

    Nice Job!
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  • SG
    They are a pita but they do look pretty cool once done. I'm on to the upstairs tommorow to do the master shower with the same concept except they're round river rock instead of the flat pebbles.
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  • He Dog
    Looks like the floor is done in tiles and the walls set by hand?
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  • SG
    They're all interlocking 12x12 sheets but you have to cut em up to blend them as best as you can. The curb, niche and edges of walls are all individually laid.

    quote:Originally posted by He Dog
    Looks like the floor is done in tiles and the walls set by hand?
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  • Knifecollector
    Does it have a Schluter pan ?
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  • SG
    Nope. Im old school. Dry pack with 40m liner and cement brick for curb.

    quote:Originally posted by Knifecollector
    Does it have a Schluter pan ?
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  • yoshmyster
    I would've made the drain go in the middle of the room for easy hosey cleaning. Truck/Rest Stop Style [:D].
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  • NeoBlackdog
    Nice work, SG![^][^][^]
    That had to be a real pain in the backside.[:0]
    What grout did you use on it?
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  • Mercury
    Why isn't the shelf centered on the wall? That'd drive me batpoop crazy!


    Merc
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  • SG
    Because that's where the studs are and electrical and plumbing running through those studs didn't allow for that option.

    quote:Originally posted by Mercury
    Why isn't the shelf centered on the wall? That'd drive me batpoop crazy!


    Merc
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  • gearheaddad
    Beautiful work!
    Is that an electric cord in the toilet?
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  • scooterdriver
    Hmmm - shouldn't there be a shower head on the back wall for when you have a friend over?
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  • SG
    Couple more recent jobs.

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  • asop
    I may have to get rid of our fiberglass surround shower insert and update[^]
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  • SG
    Most guys hate me when their wives go through my albums. They know it's going to cost them.[:D]


    quote:Originally posted by asop
    I may have to get rid of our fiberglass surround shower insert and update[^]
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  • Old-Colts
    Really nice work!!!!!
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  • SG
    Thanks, old-colts!
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  • SG
    And a few more[:D]

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  • allen griggs
    You're hired!
    I want you to come build one like that in my house.

    I thought I had a pretty nice brand new shower, five feet long with a nice bench seat in it, fiberglass, the Pride of Lowes. And then I saw your work.

    Come on down to North Carolina and build me one.
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  • SG
    Let's see 28hrs round trip from Wi=$2100 @$75 per hour+$300 in gas + $200 food expense +roughly $3,500 in labor for a 4x5 walk-in= $6100 in labor not counting your material costs. Mighty expensive shower![:D]

    Let's make it happen![:D]
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  • jimdeere
    Be worth every penny, I?ll say. You are truly a skilled articifer.
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  • austin20
    Nice
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