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Customer, Janice, requested their tub be replaced with a walk-in shower, focusing on ease of access, durability, and long-term functionality. Key goals included removing the outdated tub and tile, simplifying cleaning, and upgrading to a design that would accommodate aging in place. Practical concerns included better product storage, a reliable non-slip base, and integrated safety features. Chrome fixtures were selected to avoid staining from hard water, and the customer expressed a strong preference for the composite wall system with interest in the “Golden Beaches” finish, pending final feedback from their fiancée.

Customer, Sonia, requested their tub be replaced with a soaker tub featuring integrated seating and sought a complete transformation of the bathroom’s outdated layout. The original space featured vintage green tile, an aging tub that no longer retained water, and mismatched finishes that conflicted with the surrounding décor. Additional concerns included water-damaged flooring, grout separation, and a desire for safety improvements for a multi-generational household. The customer selected a design solution that offered both functionality and a contemporary aesthetic, emphasizing clean visuals and a neutral palette.

Customer, Austin, requested their tub-shower combo be replaced with a walk-in shower following a major water leak that required a full re-pipe of the area. The existing layout felt outdated and was difficult to maintain, particularly for a friend who used the bathroom frequently. The customer did not have a specific design vision but emphasized a preference for a clean, simple look using large, grout-free panels. Tile was ruled out entirely, and a sliding glass door was requested to replace the curtain. A soap dish repositioning was included, along with one grab bar, preferably reusing the existing one. Seating was declined, and affordability was a key factor in the decision-making process.