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Customer requested a tub-to-shower conversion to improve accessibility and reduce slip risk in a small bathroom. Emphasis was placed on maintaining an easy-to-clean surface with dependable performance and minimizing long-term maintenance. A shower curtain was initially preferred, but the remodel included a clear-glass framed sliding door for added water control and accessibility. The new system focused on safety, comfort, and durability with subtle visual upgrades.

Customer, Dan, sought a walk-in shower upgrade to modernize the space and improve daily functionality. Existing framed enclosure with sliding doors felt dated, and storage was limited. The goal was to create a more spacious, accessible environment with a clean appearance and flexible showering options. A frameless design and brushed metal finishes were preferred for a more open and refined presentation.

Customer, Jilene, requested tub removal and walk-in shower installation to replace a confined bathing setup that contributed to multiple falls. The original space featured a compact tub surrounded by outdated tile and signs of moisture buildup, leading to functional and safety concerns. A wider shower was prioritized to enhance comfort and accessibility. Design goals included a neutral finish, minimal clutter, and a clean-lined appearance. Customer selected a clear glass sliding door system and opted for two corner shelves along with a centrally placed grab bar for stability.