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Customer, Donna, requested their tub be replaced with a walk-in shower to improve accessibility and eliminate the risk of tripping over a bathtub ledge. The existing tub and sliding door had become underused and suffered a faulty hot-water connection, prompting the customer to seek a low-maintenance, barrier-free solution that coordinated with their existing tile.

Customer, Glen, requested the dated tub surround be replaced with a modern composite wall system while retaining the open feel with a curtain rod. The customer chose vein-cut gray composite panels and brushed nickel fixtures to coordinate with the millennial gray scheme. Storage transitioned from a recessed niche to three integrated corner shelves, and the new slip-resistant base addressed safety without adding a bench or shave step.

Customer, Ellen, requested their old walk-in shower be replaced with a new walk-in shower in the master bathroom due to concerns about safety and accessibility. They no longer take baths and prefer the functionality of a shower. The customer emphasized the importance of including grab bars and a non-slip surface, while also wanting the walls tiled all the way to the ceiling. Aesthetically, they selected a gray marble–inspired composite finish in place of the originally planned white pearl, paired with brushed nickel fixtures to match existing bathroom elements. Practical storage solutions were vised to incorporate two corner shelves instead of recessed niches, and a fold-down teak bench was added for optional seating.