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#욕실리모델링 I trusted the contractor and left it to them, assuming they would take care of everything. They ruined it. I had no choice but to try living with it, but since I was living with my sick mom, it was too cramped for even two people to fit in... Let's tear it down. Oh my god ~~ my money 💸💸💸😭😭😭 I spent 3 months studying bathroom renovation online 📚 I decided to fill it with exactly what I wanted, one by one, from the tiles to the toilet. I planned to change the bathroom entrance right from the start, and devised ideas on how to make washing more comfortable. Wide door width~ Finding a contractor who can install a brick bathtub without defects! Pass on those who can't do it! Finding a contractor who hates making mistakes!! I watched videos of several contractors working on their projects on YouTube and called them. The very large companies said they didn't want to take on a small job. (Since I only need someone to handle the design I created anyway, I don't want to either!) Anyway, now that I've finished everything, the ventilation hole is clogged?? 😱 They say it seems to have been clogged by mistake during the apartment renovation a while ago.. Ah… What a nuisance after the construction is already done.. Anyway, wrapping things up... 1️⃣ Wide entrance (No words needed~) 2️⃣ High sink, very satisfied (No need to bend over) 3️⃣ Deep brick bathtub, very satisfied (No splashing) 4️⃣ Large tiles, extremely satisfied (Easy to clean) 5️⃣ American standard (The finishing touch for a dry bathroom) 6️⃣ Handicapped safety bar (Heave ho! Good for holding on to stand up) 7️⃣ Use of wood (Pretty accent) The important thing is! I'm using it alone right now! It's a semi-dry space, so it's easy to clean😎 I had already finished researching the materials, so I had the master bedroom renovated at a bargain price. Since it's a space I don't use, I don't have any detailed photos.👋