The mirrors were the scary bit, can we get them out? The floor is so 'flexible' it had to be skipped too. There are more screws in the new floor than, arguably, timber although a load of 3x2 went into reinforcing.
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What did you put on the floor ?, joist spacing looks like it needs 22mm P5, if chipboard.
I used 18 or 20mm wbp ply on mine, can't remember which, bit pricey, but not too bad for smallish bathroom.
Hope I never need it up though, used building adhesive and screws for most of it, just screwed "hatches" in likely places.
Still, whatever you ordered goes down, the boss will be feeling grubby by now !
Mirrors look big, if you're not keeping them, how about strips of duct tape, or similar, break them, then put pieces through
the bathroom window, taking window glass out if necessary, might save time.
That's what I did with a cast iron/steel bath. Two of us could just about lift it but through door, no chance.
Tried cutting it up with an angle grinder, little effect before discs knackered. Sledge hammer OK.
