Those who renovated BATHROOMS:

Those of you who renovated a bathroom - how much, if you recall, did you spend on the TILE? Just roughly, I'm trying to get an idea of this. I know it depends on size and quality but I'm trying to get a general sense.

Also, when you purchased materials such as a toilet, a tub, a shower door, vanity -- if you bought them separately, about how much did that run you? If you can list them separately, great, if not I'll take a total... I'm getting prices from all over and I'm really looking to compare, so I know if what I'm getting is normal or not.

Thank you so much!!

Those who renovated BATHROOMS:

We just ordered tile for one of our bathrooms, this past weekend and we re-did our master bath last year. We are tiling half way up the wall and the entire tub/shower. The tile was about $1600 (when we did our master bathroom, we tiled the whole way up and the tile was more expensive - we paid about $3000 for that tile). The vanities for each bathroom were about $800 - $900 each. We haven't order the tub or toilet for the new bathroom yet. For our master bath, toilet was about $225, shower system was about $650 (we do not have a tub in that one), shower door about $1200. I think the granite for our master bath was about $1000 (vanity top and shower seat). This weekend we were quoted about $700 - $800 for a marble vanity top for the bathroom we are starting now. Sink for master was about $150, faucet about $300 and mirrored medicine cabinet was about $250

Re: Those who renovated BATHROOMS:

we bought at Cancos for tile, it was approx $1200-1500 which was the floor, half wall, and a border (which was sold in sheets and we cut it down to size, it was sooo much less than the original border tile I chose)

Tub was about $400
Toilet was less than $100 my FIL found it on clearance at HD and he has just installed the same one a few months prior

Vanity we splurged on it was about $3300
Its Kraftmaid, It includes 2 cabinets for sinks (each 30" wide) 1 bank of drawers (18" wide), a linen tower (15") and a shelving unit that is fixed on top of the counter

Counters were $1600 for granite, including a "backsplash" and a small piece for a wall we have the separates the tub from the toilet. and the 2 sinks

We havent done shower doors because we know its going to be $$$ and this bathroom is mainly used to bathe the kids.

Our total reno (no labor costs) was approx $8K and our bathroom is approx 8'x7'

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Re: Those who renovated BATHROOMS:

OK, I'm trying to gauge b/c for tile, $800 total SEEMED pretty good... this is for: tile in the entire shower (6x6 tile with glass tile sheets that we will use in a five inch thick border around the shower and also take the same glass and use as little accents throughout the shower), we are not doing a half wall but instead are doing the entire wall behind the vanity -- same pattern as in the shower but instead of the half wall I figured something different, so from the edge of the vanity to the other edge of the vanity in wall space and up, with a simple oval mirror over it. Then, 16'' tiles for the entire floor. That along with a marble ledge for soap, shampoo, whatever was 800 total and that includes the crap they use to put it on the wall, mortar? Mud? Whatever

I thought that was a pretty good deal and I know the tile is quality because I did my research on that part of it. I had to go to four places and really haggle but I think I got a pretty decent deal. I've turned into quite the bargain hunter, it feels SO GOOD

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Re: Those who renovated BATHROOMS:

Our tiles ( floor to ceiling) small bathroom were 900. From tile world in college point. Very nice quality

Out tub was around 200, very very basic tub. The toilet I want to say around 200. We did just the shower curtain. The vanity was a granite topped one, I think it was from lowes. We chose not to spend too much bc we knew we were selling soon

Those who renovated BATHROOMS:

i had all marble tiles (floor to ceiling) - got it at home depot for somewhere between $1000-$1200 ... it was a few years ago so i don't remember exactly.

Re: Those who renovated BATHROOMS:

My subway tiles where cheap, about $3 a square foot. However, my chair rail pieces and mosaic marble accents is what doubled the cost. I paid more for the "accent" pieces than I did for the actual tile. Tile for entire bathroom was about $3000. it would be a little more half that if I did not go for the accent pieces.

Do a search on here for my bathroom remodel.

Those who renovated BATHROOMS:

We purchased our materials separately. We used marble and spent about $2000 on materials, but that included tiling the floor and the shower walls up to the ceiling, with mouldings and insets etc.

The vanity was $2000, faucet $500, mirror $600, lighting fixtures $150 each, glass shower door was about $2000 (but we did the extra thick glass). This was our sanctuary though, so we did choose the upper end materials (mostly Restoration Hardware)

Those who renovated BATHROOMS:

we're doing ours now (rather gathering things for us to start)

our tile for the wall in the shower was $400, and the floor is going to be $180

our vanity was $350 (just the cabinet)

our toilet was $300, and then the seat was $40 and the parts were $20

our vanity top we're planning on around $200, and then another $100 for the sink, and $100 or so for the faucet/parts

we're also doing heated floors, and those parts were about $200

the tub i haven't started yet, and we still have to do lighting/vent/mirror/sheetrock/grout/etc.

Those who renovated BATHROOMS:

My tiles were pretty reasonable. I forgot the name of the store but its at the light at the Old Country Road exit off the Meadowbrook Pkwy M1) In total my tile came to $700.