Get a beautiful, walk-in shower in 1-2 days.

Customer, Julie, requested existing tub be replaced with walk-in shower to address leaking, mold, and water damage in the downstairs bathroom. Original sliding tub door and fiberglass surround were removed. Frameless barn-style sliding glass door on a top-mounted stainless-steel track installed for improved water containment. Low-threshold acrylic shower base fitted with integrated composite bench. Chrome handheld showerhead on flexible stainless-steel hose added for versatile water delivery. Four corner shelves provide storage for products. Safety grab bars—one horizontal at mid-wall, one diagonal near bench—ensure secure support. Calacatta-style marble composite wall panels installed over HydroBlock waterproof backer for bright, low-maintenance finish.

Customer, Mike, requested tub replacement with walk-in shower, prioritizing simplicity, ease of cleaning, and safety. A frameless bypass glass door with top-mounted track for improved water seal. Low-threshold base installed along with built-in composite bench. Handheld showerhead on flexible stainless-steel hose added; two corner shelves and a recessed niche integrated for storage. Calacatta-style marble composite wall panels maintain brightness while controlling cost.

Customer, Kristine, requested a walk-in shower conversion to replace a stained, aging tub, prioritizing safety and ease of entry with a low‐threshold base flush to the floor. Original curtain-and-rod setup was replaced by a top-hung, stainless-finish bypass sliding glass door for a sleek, minimal look. Two triangular corner shelves provide built-in storage; three chrome grab bars (one on the door panel, two on the back wall) ensure support. Delta round-control faucet delivers water to a handheld showerhead on a slide bar. Frost-white composite wall panels with subtle marble veining and a matching solid composite floor create a bright, grout-free finish without visual noise.