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Customer, Patricia, requested replacement of the existing walk-in tiled shower with a safer, lower-maintenance alternative. Primary goals focused on mobility support in preparation for knee surgery and included secure grab bars, a bench, and handheld functionality. While a glass door was originally considered, the decision favored a cost-effective curtain solution. Final configuration included a marble-style wall panel finish, integrated grab bars, and a built-in bench to improve both safety and usability.

Customer, Gary, requested removal of the existing tub to improve accessibility and reduce injury risk. A walk-in shower was installed to allow easier entry and exit, paired with upgraded grab bar placements for added mobility support. The final design shifted away from a sliding door with chrome framing to a matte black dual-glide glass door system that complements the shower’s updated look. A dark handheld showerhead with wall-mounted valve, dual corner shelves, and extended full-height wall panels contribute to a low-maintenance, safety-focused solution.

Customer requested a tub-to-shower conversion to improve accessibility and reduce slip risk in a small bathroom. Emphasis was placed on maintaining an easy-to-clean surface with dependable performance and minimizing long-term maintenance. A shower curtain was initially preferred, but the remodel included a clear-glass framed sliding door for added water control and accessibility. The new system focused on safety, comfort, and durability with subtle visual upgrades.