Get a beautiful, walk-in shower in 1-2 days.

Customer, Richard, requested their tub be replaced with a walk-in shower to avoid stepping over the threshold and to simplify accessibility as they aged. The customer wanted a clean, functional look, noting a strong dislike for grout lines and fancy tile, preferring shelving to store products and grab bars for safety—one on the side and one on the back wall. They selected two ADA-rated corner shelves, requested a sliding bypass glass door for space savings, and emphasized maintaining good water pressure, choosing a chrome, square-head handheld showerhead with single-lever pressure and temperature control. The customer also opted for full-height panels rather than a three-quarter wall, ensuring a seamless waterproof look and easier maintenance. After reviewing samples, they chose the Calacatta White composite finish to coordinate with existing bathroom tones.

Customer, Robert, requested tub replacement with walk-in shower to accommodate mobility challenges following spinal surgery and balance issues. A straight curtain rod maintained full-width access; a low-threshold base with fixed bench, brushed-nickel showerhead with detachable hose, and two grab bars deliver safe, unobstructed entry. Warm Mocha Travertine composite panels extend to the ceiling with four integrated corner shelves for cohesive styling and storage.

Customer, Rebecca, requested tub replacement with walk-in shower to prioritize simplicity, accessibility, and independence for his wife. Original shower curtain plan remained for easy entry; a low-threshold base, handheld showerhead, white Calacatta-style composite panels with corner shelves, and a single horizontal grab bar complete the streamlined design.