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Customer, Felma, requested that their tub be removed and replaced with a walk-in shower to improve accessibility and better suit their limited mobility needs. The tub's high entry and awkward design made it increasingly difficult to use, prompting the customer to seek a solution that was safer, easier to maintain, and more space-efficient. Their design preferences were modern and minimal, with subtle marble-look wall panels in lighter tones and chrome or brushed nickel finishes. A sliding glass door was preferred over a curtain for both function and appearance. The main priority was finding a basic, reliable solution that looked clean and fresh without exceeding their budget.

Customer, Alejandro, requested that their existing tub be removed and replaced with a walk-in shower to improve safety and accessibility. During the consultation, they explained that stepping in and out of the tub had become difficult and that the setup was no longer functional. Their priority was a walk-in shower with a low threshold, grab bars for support, and a design that was easy to use and maintain. They also wanted to relocate the showerhead to a more ergonomic position, preferred a glass door instead of a curtain, and asked for built-in storage and brushed nickel fixtures. Initially, they had considered white walls but were more concerned with achieving a modern, clean aesthetic that would stay looking fresh over time.

Customer, Dana, requested their tub be replaced with a walk-in shower after experiencing how easy it was to use a low-step shower while traveling. With safety and accessibility becoming a concern due to aging and sciatic nerve pain, the customer explained the tub was no longer used for bathing and presented a slipping risk when stepping out. The main goals were to eliminate mildew, simplify cleaning, and create a safer, modern, easy-to-maintain bathing space. Preferred features included a sliding shower door, two shelves for storage, a built-in bench, and a handheld sprayer for convenience. A single grab bar angled across the back wall was also added for additional support and stability.