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Customer, Holly, requested removal of an existing white whirlpool tub to install a walk-in shower that prioritized accessibility and safety for an 82-year-old father. Original plan called for a fold-down bench, multiple grab bars, and a recessed triple-compartment niche, but project shifted to a built-in seat with three corner shelves. White Pearl composite panels with a marble-look replaced the old acrylic surround, and a sliding glass door in brass finish was installed over the tiled floor. A handheld shower wand was mounted on an adjustable rail; no additional grab bars were included.

Customer, Joshua, requested tub replacement with a modern, easy-to-clean setup that eliminated outdated pink fixtures and grey tile. Original plan called for full tile removal and expansion to a walk-in shower, but project shifted to installing a new white tub base with matching marble-look composite wall panels. Three corner shelves replaced a recessed niche, and an oil-rubbed bronze handheld showerhead stayed in a single-showerhead configuration.

Customer, Kim, requested replacing a partially demoed master shower with a new walk-in composite shower, prioritizing simplicity, safety, and low maintenance. Original small square tile walls and floor, sliding textured glass door, and grab bars were removed. White subway-style composite wall panels with gray grout lines were installed full-height, paired with a white composite base. Two triangular corner shelves—one on the left, one on the right—provide storage. Brushed-nickel Delta fixtures, including a Linden Intuition handheld showerhead with dual controls, were installed. A horizontal brushed-nickel grab bar was mounted on the back wall. A sliding clear glass door with brushed-nickel frame replaced the old enclosure. Composite ceiling panel completed moisture protection.