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Customer, Helen, requested the removal of a basic tub setup to accommodate a walk-in shower that would support safer, easier access for his wife following a recent mini-stroke. The final design prioritized mobility, visual clarity, and comfort. A low-threshold entry was installed with a frameless-style bypass glass door in rain glass for privacy. Wall panels in a neutral Botanica cream tone extended to the ceiling with matching trim. Interior updates included a secure grab bar system, Delta chrome fixtures, and seated-height corner shelving for convenience.

Customer, Loren, requested a remodel focused on eliminating the outdated tub surround and replacing the curtain setup with a clean, easy-to-maintain glass enclosure. The goal was to improve hygiene, reduce mold risk, and create a modern, functional bathing space. A clear sliding glass door in brushed nickel was installed over a walk-in shower system, paired with brushed nickel plumbing and integrated corner shelving. The updated layout removed the previous deep tub basin, creating a flat-entry configuration.

Customer, Marc, requested a full tub-to-shower conversion to improve accessibility and upgrade visual design. The existing enclosure with textured glass and basic acrylic walls was replaced with a walk-in shower featuring a three-inch low-threshold entry. The updated system includes a frameless sliding glass door with a chrome frame, smooth Calacatta-style composite walls in a white and gray marble tone, and corner-mounted shelving for functional storage. No window integration was applicable, and the dry area was left intact for future vanity and toilet installation.