The video is about a bathroom remodel project led by Brad Rodriguez from "Fix This, Build That." The goal is to transform a small, contractor-grade bathroom into a modern space with a custom-tiled shower surround. The process involves:
1. Removing old fixtures, including the toilet, vanity, mirror, and shower surround.
2. Replacing the flooring with large-format white tile to make the space feel larger.
3. Installing a new bathtub and plumbing connections, with a licensed plumber's assistance.
4. Building a custom wall system with a subway tile look and accent channel for a high-end feel.
5. Installing hexagonal mosaic tile in the accent channel.
6. Grouting and caulking the seams.
7. Repairing the drywall and painting the walls a light gray color.
8. Installing new shower hardware, a light fixture, toilet, vanity, and mirror.
The project resulted in a modern and upgraded bathroom with a custom look and feel.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. The bathroom being remodeled is 6 feet by 5 feet, excluding the bathtub.
2. The bathroom has two doors.
3. The original bathroom had bland flooring, a sheet mirror, generic lights, and a basic shower.
4. The old fixtures were removed and donated or sold.
5. The old shower surround was removed by cutting it into smaller pieces.
6. A nine-inch wide strip of plywood was used to score a line around the walls.
7. A hammer and pry bar were used to remove the drywall around the shower surround.
8. The drywall was removed to reveal the flange used to secure the shower to the wall studs.
9. A Delta up-style wall system and bathtub were installed.
10. The plumbing connections needed to be moved to fit the new tub.
11. A licensed plumber was recommended for the plumbing work.
12. The tub was secured to the studs with panhead screws.
13. Shims were used to ensure the tub was level with the studs.
14. A modern white large format tile was installed on the floor.
15. The flooring was replaced with a new tile to make the small bathroom feel bigger.
16. A custom accent channel was added to the wall system.
17. Hexagonal mosaic tile was used for the accent channel.
18. The tile was cut using a tile saw with an extra floor tile as a zero-clearance cutting surface.
19. The tile was installed using a special sealant.
20. The grouting stage was similar to other grouting, but with a special sealant.
21. The grout was mixed and applied to the mosaic tiles.
22. The grout was wiped off with a sponge before it dried.
23. The drywall was repaired using straight drywall strips and L-shaped pieces.
24. The drywall was taped and coated with mud, with four coats applied and sanded between each one.
25. The shower hardware was installed, including a mixing valve cover and a showerhead.
26. The fixtures used were from the Everly line by Delta.
27. A new toilet, vanity, and mirror were installed to complete the renovation.