Luxurious Outdoor Shower - Part 1 [Natural Stone & Tiling]

by Elias Stratakos in Outside > Backyard

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Luxurious Outdoor Shower - Part 1 [Natural Stone & Tiling]

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This is the 1st part of a Luxurious Outdoor Shower and in this instructable you'll see: How I installed the "Natural Stone" and the "Tiles". The length of the shower is 200cm & the width 100cm.

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Firstly, for the mortar, add sand, cement, a little lime and water.

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Then, with a plaster mixer, mix well, until all ingredients become one single mixture.

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Once you have designed, with a marker, the limits of the shower on the floor, place the concrete blocks one by one.

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Leave a gap at some point to lead there the water from the shower.

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When you finish, let it dry for one day.

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Wash the natural stones, on both sides, so that they can be placed securely on the mortar.

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Place the stones one by one and give them a slight slope towards the point where we have made the gap.

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When you finish, let it dry for one day.

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Mix the grout, a little cement and a little sand, with water...

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...to put it between the stones.

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When you finish, let it dry for a while.

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Now take a putty knife and remove the grout that there is on the stones.

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Drag a wet sponge across the whole surface very softly, so the grout and the stone to be at the same level.

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Repeat the same process several times until it is completely clean.

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For the tiling, first place the ones on the side and then the ones on the top of the concrete blocks.

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After you have sprinkled water on the concrete blocks, evenly spread with a plastering trowel with teeth the tile glue.

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Before you place the tile, dip it in water and then press it until it is aligned with the others.

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Let approximately one cm between them so that we can place the grout later.

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When you finish, let it dry for one day.

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Place the grout with a putty knife and press well to fill all the gaps.

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After a while, take a wet sponge and clean the gaps very smoothly.

Repeat the same process several times until it is completely clean.

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Let it dry for one day and then wash the whole construction very well.

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At the end paint the stone and the grout with a stone varnish.

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Thanks for reading & I hope you liked it!

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