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I am just south of murfreesboro. Sounds like a plan!

I have like 9 rolls of 13' wide I didn't use. I am in mid south TN and ended up my road to my shop was such hard pack clay, I could barely cut it with my skid steer. Now to sell those rolls I will never use. LOL

Every Saturday.

It had a coating on it, and it looked like 4" square shower tile on one side. Not sure what material, but it was thicker like masonite. Yeah, I guess that was a bad description. LOL I am well aware of masonite getting wet.

Thank you! I wasn't thinking of that. If that's the case I guess I either go with the FRP or might as well just caulk between the seems of the cement board, paint it, and be done! This is a small shop, and it's a WORK shop! NOT anything of a show piece. Most of the small shops around me have...

I think I am going to go with this. Only $26 per 4'x8'x1/16" panel. https://www.homedepot.com/p/1-16-in-x-4-ft-x-8-ft-Plastic-Panel-688840/202090190 Thanks for the input everyone.

Well yeah, but if ya gotta drop a deuce........... I don't want to have to go to the house and track dirt/grease.

I can just caulk those areas

I think I found my solution. I thought of this, but the corrugations/ridges would creat another issue of hanging the sink, shelves, etc.

No shower in this bath

I said this is a temporary shop, until I build my forever home and shop. That is why I am looking for the cheapest possible solution.

I have been buying snappy since 1986. I have 7 boxes and a **** ton of tools. There's no way I have all of my receipts.

Thank you. I have a Lincoln 3 ton floor jack that is around 30 years old, spent many years stored outdoors in gravel, and still works great! I can't tell you how many times I had to lube the wheels with WD-40 to get them to spin again. Now it lives a good life in a heated shop. LOL

Another lowes hater here! Absolutely despise going in that store. Unfortunately, the home crepot is an hour away in either direction, and the nearest Menards, my favorite, is two hours.

I got luck last year and scored a real nice JLG1932R, 2018 with 192 hrs. I pimped it out with E track along the sides and across the front to hold trays, hooks for conduit/pipe, a cup holder, etc. I was going to use it to do all the electrical, pipe and heater work, then sell it. No way! It is...

I still have my orange one from the 90's! I believe it is still in new condition because I am waiting until I wear out my other non snappy brass hammers! LOL

I just drilled a hole for a 1/2" pvc tubing going out. It didn't bother me in the least. LOL I crack the drain to clear the moisture, each night after I throw out the power disconnect.

Who the heck is gonna clean that??? Surely not me!:ROFLMAO:

I don't foresee having to hose all the way up the wall. I imagine just over maybe waist high. And the walls are pretty easy, I am mainly thinking of using the hose for the toilet. I just don't want to have to worry about the walls getting wet and moldy.

Yes, I have a floor drain. I will be using a heavy duty caulk when I install the Durock at the floor. Will kinda smush it on the bottom, then caulk again after I find the wall covering. I did see some sheets called Polywall for around $27/per. And it's a small bath so I think this might be an...