Watch: A dramatic bathroom fixture fix-up in Fort Lee

Although essentially a giant advert for Kohler, a two-parter from SpacesTV's 'Built Green' video series provides a decent look at a typical water-conserving bathroom renovation.

Wed, Jan 16 2013 at 2:17 PM

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Renovation, Video, Water Conservation

Although not exactly revolutionary and a bit relentless with the product placement (did someone say Kohler?), the above clips from SpacesTV's "Built Green" series still provide a good water-conservation 101-style "before and after" glimpse into the renovation of an inefficient and rather over the top (there is some serious marble and mirror porn going on) master bathroom in a Fort Lee, N.J. townhouse constructed in the 1980s. The end result is sleek, stylish, and undoubtedly more sustainable, but I have to wonder what happened with all that renovation waste ...

Via [SpacesTV]

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