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Customer, Maureen, requested their tub be replaced with a walk-in shower to improve accessibility and modernize the bathroom. The goal was a clean and low-maintenance solution that eliminated grout lines. A light color was preferred, specifically white or beige, to brighten the space without introducing gray tones. The existing tub height posed a daily inconvenience, so a low-threshold base was prioritized. The customer also requested grab bars, a handheld showerhead, and considered options for both fixed seating and glass doors. Safety and easy cleaning were key drivers in the final selection.

Customer, Edsel, requested their tub be replaced with a walk-in shower to reduce fall risk and improve access for both himself and his wife, who had recently experienced a stroke. Safety was the top priority, with concerns about ease of entry and physical support. The final layout replaced the high-sided tub with a low-threshold walk-in shower featuring a fixed corner bench, angled and vertical grab bars, and a detachable handheld shower head. A soft gray marble composite finish was chosen for its clean, non-clinical appearance. A curtain rod was retained instead of a sliding glass door, ensuring flexibility and safer movement during transfers.

Customer, Ena, requested their tub be replaced with a walk-in shower, focusing on ease of access, modern simplicity, and a grout-free finish. The original layout included an aged cast-iron tub with worn tile walls, mismatched hardware, and no safe seating or support bars. The replacement features a sleek, white shower enclosure with clean paneling, a matching bench seat molded into the wall surround, and a grab bar placed for lateral support. A dual-function handheld shower head and two triangular corner shelves were installed in brushed nickel finishes to provide long-term practicality.