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Customer, Rich, requested their existing tub and shower unit be replaced with a walk-in shower in the downstairs guest bathroom to accommodate Bob, who has difficulty navigating stairs and stepping over a tub due to his age and mobility issues. The bathroom, rarely used prior, became necessary for daily use after Bob’s injury. Safety was a top concern, with Judy specifically requesting grab bars, a three-inch threshold for easier access, and an anti-slip surface in the shower pan. She also wanted brushed nickel finishes and emphasized practicality and ease of maintenance, aiming for a design similar to her existing master bathroom. A frameless door, recessed niche, and teak seat were discussed but ultimately not included.

Customer, Chris, requested their existing one-piece tub and shower combo be replaced with a new bath tub to accommodate safety concerns for her husband, Bob, who had recently suffered a leg injury and could no longer manage stairs or step over the tub threshold. The guest bathroom downstairs, which was rarely used, became the ideal location. A new tub was installed with a modern profile and improved safety features while keeping the traditional tub layout. Stone-look wall panels were added along all three sides, running to the ceiling and integrated around the window. Three matching corner shelves and a recessed niche were included, but no glass door or fold-down bench was used in the final layout. All trim and plumbing fixtures were upgraded to brushed nickel for continuity with existing bathroom finishes.

Customer, Jack, requested their tub be replaced with a walk-in shower in the master bathroom, citing the difficulty of cleaning grout and tile and desiring a more modern, easy-to-maintain bathing area. The existing configuration featured a yellowed jetted tub with tile walls and a window at the rear, all of which appeared worn and outdated. A new walk-in shower was installed with large-scale white marble-look panels running to the ceiling, paired with a built-in seat and two grab bars for support. A fold-down teak bench and safety-oriented layout replaced the previous tub entirely, offering safer access without sacrificing aesthetic value.