How to Install a Freestanding Tub 

The additional silicone around the drain pipe and washer for the extra insurance is genius. Sometimes it’s the little details like that, that can save the home owners so much money in the future. Going above and beyond as usual, I love it. Another well deserved “like” for this one, cheers!

@16:50 has me DYING 💀

Amazing bathroom renovation as a wheelchair users these curbless showers make the whole deference just roll on chair this truly makes life easier and y guys are professional of what y doing so much fun to watch keep it going👍👍👍👍👍👍

Another solid video. Amazing job, and great to see your sub count rising.

perfect video! this is exactly what we have to do with our new home! thank you!

Lots of pros out there

Very good!

Very interested in what considerations and a how to in relocating vent stacks, especially from the old shower.

Installing the three prong tub filler on the subfloor before tiling makes it so much easier (And more secure). And you only lose an inch or less of height.

I’m honored

Thanks for clear instructions. Can you please provide the preferred tub filler (Moen) model or part number?

I am, indeed, a pro. I’ve also never installed a tub before. 16:55

👍👍👍👍👍🤜🤛🫵🪨😁 thank you for the laugh about what you said about looming up the tailpiece lol

Salut de France :) Tellement facile de faire des trous de les sols en Ontario, tout est en bois :D

I have a question. When inserting the drain into the P-trap do you have a special fitting at the end of the p-trap that creates a watertight seal, in the event that the p-trap gets clogged it does not back up and leak? I installed a similar soaker tub a while back and the drain line was just installed into the p-trap without any sort of watertight seal. I made the guys take that out and create a proper seal between that drain line and the p-trap connection. Hope this makes sense. Than you and great videos.

Nice

One thing I am curious about - does the manufacturer recommend setting the proper torque for tightening the nuts to the PEX connectors? Reason I'm asking is that it seem that if you make the connection, snug, but not torqued to spec, you run the risk of water leak. I'm just curious, that's all. I work within the aerospace industry and torque-to-spec is a big thing.

I wonder if you’ve ever done a bathroom with a Japanese soaking tub with a big floor drain allowing that bathtub to safely overflow and function as a drain for the shower too. It could be a zero barrier entire bathroom.

What if there is no existing tub? Just a walk in shower. Can you add a tub to an open space in the bathroom and connect it to existing plumbing?

Funny those island tub drains say in the spec sheet “IS NOT FOR USE WITH LIQUID OR SHEET APPLIED MEMBRANES” “IS NOT INTENDED FOR WET AREAS” lol!! Why it says this? Not sure

yeah but cleaning behind the tub is going to be tough its too close to the wall

07:31 shouldn't you screw the cross rod on the joist?

Have link for drain??

14:40 🤣🤣🤣

Is that some sort of bug wiggling around on the left of the frame? ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-5OaHewnJKLQ.html

pros at applying lube to a rod? lmao

In USA every floor and wall is made of wood. Strange.