I wanted to show some more progress.![](https://bathroomrepairtutor.com/wp-content/uploads/hm_bbpui/3046/4wxpa0qqc9e57bd8wbfn0nuwcg6dgj3b.jpg)
I ripped 45deg in 2 studs. I’m adding a 45 deg to the corner to hopefully give it a little more room walking into the closet plus make it flow with the 45 deg angle of the shower wall.
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Its probably overkill but I used the studs I tore out of the old walls. I Liquid nailed them with screws and toenailed them the existing wall.
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Finished wall.
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More overkill, top and bottom. I doubled them both because I don’t know what I’m doing. 🙂 I overlapped the ends at different angles to add strength. I don’t have the corners permanently installed because the old shower is in the way.
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