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  1. Never slip

32” x 48” drain offset - with curb

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Multiple stones

6 feet x 5 feet drain in the centre - no curb - barrier free

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Multiple stones

62” x 40 “ drain offset - no curb - barrier free

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Single stone

32” x 60” drain in the centre - with curb

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Single stone

40” x 40” drain offset - with curb

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Hotel shower

32” x 60” Embassy Suites Hotel - tub conversion

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Vanity

Seam in the middle of the sink - 12” x 24” tile

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Waterfall vanity

Seam in the middle of the sink - 12” x 24” floor and wall tile

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Shower controls

12” x 24” wall tile

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Outside looking in

Solid Canadian Soapstone walls, floors, door jams and shower pan. Its like the space is cut out of a soapstone mountain.

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Inside looking out

Solid Canadian Soapstone walls, floors, door jams and shower pan. Its like the space is cut out of a soapstone mountain.

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two gym showers

Solid Canadian Soapstone walls, floors, door jams and shower pan. Its like the space is cut out of a soapstone mountain.

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My 3rd floor shower

15 years old. This shower had 2 applications of mineral oil to permanently darken the stone. The traction was not affected. The application of mineral oil is for cosmetic purposes only.

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Soapstone shower niche.

Install it and forget it. All the showers in the New York baths were made with soapstone.

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Tego Bathroom Solutions.

This distributor created this beautiful shower using our Canadian Soapstone.

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Barrier free

The Contractor did a fabulous job in this new apartment shower floor. Glass coming soon.

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60” x 40” multiple stones

- watch video -

When the shower floor is large you’re much better to have us custom make a floor with multiple stones.

This one has white epoxy grout - epoxy grouts will never stain.

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Natural Blue Grey of Canadian Soapstone

Countertop in 2 pieces and the backsplash in 2 pieces.

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White epoxy grout

17 years later - tile 14”x 16”

My second floor shower 17 years later.

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17 year old Schluter square drain.

Square drains are better than linear drains. Click to find out why? Courtesy the Tile Coach

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12” x 20” 3/4” thick soapstone floor tile with accent baseboard.

Never slip again!

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Wall made of 20” x 60” 1 1/4” thick slabs with accent pieces.

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Wall made of 20” x 60” 1 1/4” thick slabs with accent trim pieces.

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How does your grout look after 17 years?

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Step out of your bath onto to the warmth of soapstone and don’t slip.

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Barrier free or barrier less?

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Canadian Soapstone wall tile with white epoxy grout 15 years later.

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Carrara marble and Fusion grout 3 years later.

Don’t make the same mistake!

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This guest bathroom was created using random pieces of soapstone that I had in the yard.

So you can see the difference between each stone.

Any job we do is cut from the same block so the color and pattern are consistent.

This is my home and I’m using my extras.

30.

This is a grey marble with cement grout is 1 1/2 years old and already showing it’s age.

The grout is discolored and the marble is darkening as well.

Why? Because both are porous, and this despite the on-going application of sealers.

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Single basin sink designed and installed by Andrea Buikema in Picton Ontario.

Fabricated by Canadian Soapstone.

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Canadian Soapstone shower floor set against Carrara marble wall.

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Large soapstone shower floor.

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Soapstone shower floor, soapstone vanity and soapstone floor - 12” x 20” 3/4” tile. All with epoxy grout.

Fabricated by Canadian Soapstone.

Installation by Reconstruct Pro