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Marble-Look Narrow Shower & Bathroom Floor Installation

Marble-Look Narrow Shower & Bathroom Floor Installation. Photographs grouped by visible work progression and focused installation details.

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Large pale marble-look rectangles are installed around the narrow shower and side window, with clips and exposed preparation visible.

Contractor Notes

Large pale marble-look rectangles are installed around the narrow shower and side window, with clips and exposed preparation visible.

Large pale marble-look rectangles are installed around the narrow shower and side window, with clips and exposed preparation visible.

Contractor Notes

Large pale marble-look rectangles are installed around the narrow shower and side window, with clips and exposed preparation visible.

Large pale marble-look rectangles are installed around the narrow shower and side window, with clips and exposed preparation visible.

Contractor Notes

Large pale marble-look rectangles are installed around the narrow shower and side window, with clips and exposed preparation visible.

Pale veined floor pieces are fitted around the circular opening in the narrow room. Open joints and edges identify the installation phase.

Contractor Notes

Pale veined floor pieces are fitted around the circular opening in the narrow room. Open joints and edges identify the installation phase.

Pale veined floor pieces are fitted around the circular opening in the narrow room. Open joints and edges identify the installation phase.

Contractor Notes

Pale veined floor pieces are fitted around the circular opening in the narrow room. Open joints and edges identify the installation phase.

The threshold, sidewall and adjoining bathroom floor are shown together. These views preserve boundary cuts and the change of plane at the entry.

Contractor Notes

The threshold, sidewall and adjoining bathroom floor are shown together. These views preserve boundary cuts and the change of plane at the entry.

The threshold, sidewall and adjoining bathroom floor are shown together. These views preserve boundary cuts and the change of plane at the entry.

Contractor Notes

The threshold, sidewall and adjoining bathroom floor are shown together. These views preserve boundary cuts and the change of plane at the entry.

The threshold, sidewall and adjoining bathroom floor are shown together. These views preserve boundary cuts and the change of plane at the entry.

Contractor Notes

The threshold, sidewall and adjoining bathroom floor are shown together. These views preserve boundary cuts and the change of plane at the entry.

Source-photo crop — The narrow shower threshold separates the wall/base area from the adjoining floor. This crop keeps the straight threshold edge, nearby perimeter pieces and wall return together so the transition geometry is readable.

Contractor Notes

Source-photo crop — The narrow shower threshold separates the wall/base area from the adjoining floor. This crop keeps the straight threshold edge, nearby perimeter pieces and wall return together so the transition geometry is readable.

Source-photo crop — The circular floor opening is fitted within pale marble-look rectangles. The cut perimeter and surrounding joint lines remain visible, allowing inspection of the fixture clearance without implying a finished drain assembly.

Contractor Notes

Source-photo crop — The circular floor opening is fitted within pale marble-look rectangles. The cut perimeter and surrounding joint lines remain visible, allowing inspection of the fixture clearance without implying a finished drain assembly.

Large pale marble-look rectangles are installed around the narrow shower and side window, with clips and exposed preparation visible.

Pale veined floor pieces are fitted around the circular opening in the narrow room. Open joints and edges identify the installation phase.

The threshold, sidewall and adjoining bathroom floor are shown together. These views preserve boundary cuts and the change of plane at the entry.

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