Roseville Bathroom Remodel: Wall Removal

Name: Oakwood Remodeling Group
Address: Rocklin, CA, 95677, US
Telephone: (916) 907-8782
Price range: $$-$$$

Project at a Glance

Location: Roseville, CA
Project type: Full Bathroom Remodel
Key materials: Acrylic shower surround; Clear glass sliding door; Oak vanity cabinet
Contractor: Oakwood Remodeling Group, Rocklin, CA (Lic #1125321)
Permit authority for Roseville: City of Roseville Building Division

Before & After

BEFORE

Before: Roseville vanity area with wallpaper, old double sinks and cluttered countertop — The vanity side: wallpaper, old sinks and a cluttered countertop.

Before: Roseville bathroom showing floral wallpaper border near ceiling and doorway to shower area — Wallpaper border and the doorway framing into the separate shower area.

Before: Roseville bathroom overhead view showing old shower with fiberglass walls, toilet and tile floor — Overhead: the old shower, toilet and tile floor before everything was removed.

AFTER

After: Roseville bathroom wide view showing oak vanity, LED mirror, acrylic shower with glass door, new toilet and wood-look flooring — Wide view: removing the dividing wall opened the whole room up.

After: Roseville full bathroom showing vanity with LED backlit mirror, acrylic shower and wood-look flooring — The vanity and shower share one open space now — no more cramped partitions.

After: Roseville acrylic shower with clear glass door, new toilet and wood-look flooring — Shower and toilet side: clean sightlines from end to end.

After: Roseville LED backlit mirror close-up with quartz vanity countertop and industrial three-light fixture — LED backlit mirror with touch controls, quartz countertop and an industrial three-light fixture.

The Challenge

A wall between the shower and vanity chopped the bathroom into two cramped spaces. A low soffit boxed in the shower, wallpaper dated the room, and the old fiberglass surround was stained and peeling.

Our Solution

We removed the dividing wall and the soffit to create one open bathroom. New acrylic shower walls with a clear glass sliding door replaced the fiberglass surround. An oak vanity with a quartz countertop and an LED backlit mirror anchor the vanity wall, and a tall linen cabinet adds storage where the old partition stood. New wood-look vinyl plank flooring, an industrial three-light fixture and a new toilet complete the transformation.

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Scope of Work

1Removed dividing wall between shower and vanity
2Removed soffit above shower
3Acrylic shower surround walls
4Clear glass sliding door
5Built-in niche and corner shelf
6Oak vanity with quartz countertop
7LED backlit mirror
8Tall linen cabinet
9Industrial three-light vanity fixture
10New toilet
11Wood-look vinyl plank flooring
12Removed wallpaper

Materials Used

✓Acrylic shower surround
✓Clear glass sliding door
✓Oak vanity cabinet
✓White quartz countertop
✓LED backlit mirror
✓Wood-look vinyl plank flooring

Key Features

✓Wall removal for open layout
✓Soffit removal for added height
✓LED backlit mirror with touch controls
✓Tall linen cabinet
✓Grout-free acrylic shower
✓Built-in niche and shelf

Questions About This Roseville Project

Can you remove a wall between the shower and vanity?

If the wall is non-load-bearing, yes. Removing it opens the bathroom into one larger room. Your contractor will verify the wall type and relocate any plumbing or electrical inside it before demolition.

What is an LED backlit mirror?

It is a frameless mirror with LED strips behind the edges that cast an even, shadow-free glow. Most models have touch controls for brightness and color temperature. The LEDs use very little power and last for years.

How does removing a soffit make a bathroom feel bigger?

A soffit lowers the visible ceiling line, making the room feel boxed in. Removing it restores the full ceiling height, which makes both the shower and the room beyond it feel more spacious.