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White Rectangular Shower Wall Installation with Niche
White Rectangular Shower Wall Installation with Niche. Photographs grouped by visible work progression and focused installation details.
White rectangular tiles are laid around a recessed niche with leveling clips visible across the wall. The shower base remains a working area.
Contractor Notes
White rectangular tiles are laid around a recessed niche with leveling clips visible across the wall. The shower base remains a working area.
The upper wall and adjacent plane show the same rectangular courses approaching ceiling and corner boundaries.
Contractor Notes
White rectangular marble-look tiles wrap the shower walls around an unfinished recessed niche. Horizontal courses continue onto the sidewalls. Leveling clips remain along the open joints, with an exposed ceiling perimeter and protected, unfinished base and curb below.
Source-photo crop — The white rectangular field approaches the adjacent sidewall and ceiling. This crop concentrates on the corner return and repeated courses, retaining the clips and unfinished base as evidence of the actual installation state.
Contractor Notes
Source-photo crop — The white rectangular field approaches the adjacent sidewall and ceiling. This crop concentrates on the corner return and repeated courses, retaining the clips and unfinished base as evidence of the actual installation state.
Source-photo crop — The rear niche sits within white rectangular wall courses. Visible leveling clips make the open grid legible around the opening; fitted perimeter pieces define the niche rather than forcing the surrounding field to change direction.
Contractor Notes
Source-photo crop — The rear niche sits within white rectangular wall courses. Visible leveling clips make the open grid legible around the opening; fitted perimeter pieces define the niche rather than forcing the surrounding field to change direction.
White rectangular tiles are laid around a recessed niche with leveling clips visible across the wall. The shower base remains a working area.
The upper wall and adjacent plane show the same rectangular courses approaching ceiling and corner boundaries.
