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

Customer, Geoffrey, requested conversion of their deteriorating 1920s-era tub surround into a modern, accessible walk-in shower, prioritizing ease of cleaning, structural integrity, and safety. The original cream vinyl insert and curved rod with fabric curtain were replaced by a matte-black, frameless-look sliding glass door and low-threshold walk-in base. A single ADA-compliant diagonal grab bar was installed inside, accompanied by a fold-down teak bench for optional seating. A square rain-style showerhead is paired with a matching handheld wand on a slide bar. Two white composite corner shelves and a recessed niche provide ample storage without grout lines.

Customer, Donald, requested conversion of their dated tub and surround into a streamlined walk-in shower, prioritizing mold resistance, ease of cleaning, and a brighter, more open feel. The original plastic surround and floral curtain gave way to a frameless-look bypass glass door and low-profile threshold. Two ADA-compliant grab bars were added, a diagonal inside the shower and one integrated onto the sliding door—along with a recessed niche and matching corner shelf for storage. A Delta dual-handle handheld shower system in brushed nickel delivers precise temperature and flow control.

Customer, Liz, requested a renovation with their walk-in shower, prioritizing safety, comfort, and a more open, low-maintenance design. A clear swing glass door that better enclosed water while keeping the space bright. Built-in bench added for seated use, paired with a handheld shower for easier reach. Light gray and white faux-stone walls selected to simplify the look and coordinate with the rest of the bathroom. Shelving layout was streamlined for practical storage without clutter.