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Guest Bathroom With Toilet Closet Makeover

guest bathroom with toilet closet makeover

I installed approx. 2 1/2 boxes of the Dapple Gray Porcelain Tile using the thin set/mortar. After 24 hours of allowing the mortar to dry, I then used the Delorean Gray Grout.
(If you noticed, I used the same tile on the floor)
Now, you can use laminate flooring or other flooring of your choice here. I choose the tile because I live in South Florida and the humidity can cause problems with wood flooring.

guest bathroom with toilet closet makeover

I then took the flange, the steel pipe and the cap and put it together like so.
Painted all four pipes with 2 coats of Rustoleum spray paint.
Set aside and allow to dry.
These pipes will now work as my shelving brackets.

guest bathroom with toilet closet makeover

While waiting for the pipes to dry, I cut down the poplar 1 x 8 x 8 wood down to 2 -30 inch pieces to use as the shelving. I then lightly sanded and stained the two pieces using the Varathane Dark Walnut wood stain with two coats.

guest bathroom with toilet closet makeover

I figured out exactly where I wanted my shelving brackets to go. I held them up and penciled in the holes. I then drilled the holes using a tile drill bit. I then inserted wall anchors into each hole that I drilled. Once all the anchors were placed, I simply installed each shelving bracket.

guest bathroom with toilet closet makeover

I then simply laid the dried shelving ontop of the shelving brackets.
I did not screw down the wood shelving to the brackets.
(this picture makes the shelves look uneven, but I can guarantee you that I took a level to make sure it was straight. It’s just the way I took this photo) 

guest bathroom with toilet closet makeover

Here is the toilet closet finished.