One Cubic Meter of Ocean

[sphelps]

Who likes granite?

[Mike-fish]

Nice piece where's that going

[sphelps]

Originally Posted by Mike-fish

Nice piece where's that going

On top of this

[BlueTang<3]

Wow once again this is a sweet thread to follow along your doing a great job. That pattern in that granite looks crazy.

[Stones]

That's gonna be one sweet looking bar!

Thanks for the info on the tiled ceiling in the shower as well. Must have been a painfully slow process putting it up one tile at a time. It's a ton of work to mix up the mortar to just do one tile. Are those quartzite tiles you used in the shower?

[sphelps]

Originally Posted by Stones

That's gonna be one sweet looking bar!

Thanks for the info on the tiled ceiling in the shower as well. Must have been a painfully slow process putting it up one tile at a time. It's a ton of work to mix up the mortar to just do one tile. Are those quartzite tiles you used in the shower?

That's the idea.

The tiles are travertine, unfilled so they were super porous and extremely delicate. They would often crack while being cut which was the most frustrating part since I went with 18x18 tiles and as you can probably tell there are very few tiles that didn't require cutting. Mixing up small batches of mortar wasn't a big deal and it was only the ceiling I did one tile at a time.

[sphelps]

Originally Posted by BlueTang<3

Wow once again this is a sweet thread to follow along your doing a great job. That pattern in that granite looks crazy.

Thanks bud, I'm watching your build closely as well which is looking awesome. I actually went into the granite warehouse to pick out a slab of the same more basic Bianco Antico which is what we used in the bathroom but it turns out I'm easily distracted.

[sphelps]

Does it look like a bar yet?





6'x8' L with no seems

[sphelps]

Oh and the tank is coming along nicely.



I think I need something for the sand.

[Trigger Man]

It sure is looking great, but it will not look like a bar until there are a couple of cold ones cracked open on top of that granite. Throw in a little spill and you would even have the bar christened.