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Gemstone · 05-23-2010, 05:22 PM

I suppose someone has to be first, no one replied so I jumped in with both feet.

Removed moulding, then the hallway panel that backs up to the shower, identified and insulated the wires on the light switches, cut an access hole (with a utility knife) in the inside panel that backs up to the shower (it's a double wall), placed a 1x4x32x3/4" piece of oak between shower and wall to accept the mounting screws from the new fixture. The new fixture is available at Lowes.
I used a brad nailer to replace the plywood and moulding.

Working by myself, 4 hours, including a trip to the Depot for the 1x4. Nothing broken !

Photo's below.

Regards
Gemstone

http://picasaweb.google.com/goodwinf...yumeW95ezt-AE#

05-23-2010, 05:22 PM	#2
Gemstone Senior Member Join Date: Jun 2006 Location: Boydton, VA Posts: 443	Shower fixture replaced I suppose someone has to be first, no one replied so I jumped in with both feet. Removed moulding, then the hallway panel that backs up to the shower, identified and insulated the wires on the light switches, cut an access hole (with a utility knife) in the inside panel that backs up to the shower (it's a double wall), placed a 1x4x32x3/4" piece of oak between shower and wall to accept the mounting screws from the new fixture. The new fixture is available at Lowes. I used a brad nailer to replace the plywood and moulding. Working by myself, 4 hours, including a trip to the Depot for the 1x4. Nothing broken ! Photo's below. Regards Gemstone http://picasaweb.google.com/goodwinf...yumeW95ezt-AE# __________________ No longer on the road.