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#리모델링하다생긴일 The biggest lesson I learned from the bathroom renovation was that "on-site verification is truly important." Before the bathtub was installed, I requested a design where a platform would be built in front of the tub to allow the glass partition to sit on top. Since this is a space exposed to water, I wanted the finish to look clean, and I considered it a crucial element that determines the overall quality of the bathroom. However, when I visited the site after the construction, it looked different from what I had anticipated. The front of the bathtub and the tiles were aligned 1:1, resulting in a structure where the glass partition was installed directly on top of the tub. This was different from the finishing method I had wanted. After verifying the situation, I spoke with the construction team again, and it turned out that there was a difference in our intended construction methods. I thought I had conveyed my request, but ultimately, there was a misunderstanding during the communication process. In the end, we had to remove the already installed tiles, build a platform in front of the bathtub, and reinstall the glass partition so it would sit on top of it. Although it was a cumbersome process, it is now finished exactly as I originally wanted, and I am satisfied every time I look at it. What I realized once again through this experience is that remodeling is not completed solely through blueprints and words; it is truly important to personally inspect the site during the construction process. I experienced firsthand that even a seemingly small difference can significantly influence the atmosphere and finishing quality of the finished space. #Remodeling #리모델링성공기 #리모델링후기 #리모델링오답노트 #리모델링꿀팁 #리모델링팁 #리모델링기록 #리모델링노하우 #구축아파트리모델링 #구축리모델링 #욕실인테리어 #욕실리모델링 #인테리어팁 #인테리어기록 #미니멀인테리어 #미니멀욕실 #맞팔