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Customer, Donald, requested bathtub conversion to a low-entry walk-in shower designed for safe access for 93-year-old Wes. Matte-black framed glass doors seal water effectively, while large-format marble-style composite panels and two corner shelves simplify maintenance and storage. Conversion targeted a threshold under two inches for ease of entry with live-in caregiver support. Handheld wand and safety bar placement prioritized over bench seating, as Wes uses a portable seat. Color and pattern secondary—white panels with gray veining selected to coordinate with existing decor. Storage kept minimal with two triangular corner shelves.

Customer, Andrew, requested replacement of the tub-shower combination with a new bathtub system that retained the tub feature for family use and updated the space with modern amenities. Customer expressed preference for a traditional soaking tub, citing infrequent personal use while maintaining one for visiting relatives. Opted for a smooth-faced white acrylic tub coordinated with Travertine Taupe composite wall panels, designed to match existing color scheme while minimizing extra painting. Customizations included a recessed vertical niche with integrated shelving and chrome fixtures.

Customer, Tab, requested tub replacement with a low-threshold walk-in shower to improve maintenance and daily safety. Bright Calacatta-style wall panels, brushed nickel fixtures, multiple built-in corner shelves, and a handheld showerhead with diverter were specified to create an open, grout-free bathing space.