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Customer, Robert, requested their tub be replaced with a walk-in shower to improve function, access, and overall maintenance. The prior setup had become inconvenient and cluttered, prompting a desire for a modern, safer solution. Instead of the originally requested golden-beige wall panels, the final installation features a light marble-pattern composite surface throughout. A curtain rod was installed in place of the planned barn-style glass door. While oil-rubbed bronze fixtures were preferred, the installed finish is chrome, and no bench seat, grab bar, or recessed niche was included. Two corner shelves were installed on the valve wall to meet basic storage needs. The result is a simplified configuration that retains visual openness and eliminates grout and buildup.

Customer, Reese, requested their tub be replaced with a deep soaking tub in the guest bathroom, intending to refresh the space while maintaining accessibility and improving visual appeal. Although the original plan included a black tub and dark shower walls, the final installation features a white soaking tub surrounded by a light marble-pattern composite wall system. A curved curtain rod was installed instead of a barn-style glass door, with a square handheld showerhead and a grab bar added on the plumbing wall for added safety. The selected wall system provides a stone-look finish with subtle gray veining. Two corner shelves were installed in place of the originally requested recessed cubbies. Layout and wallpaper were left intact beyond the wet area, allowing continuity with existing finishes.

Customer, Patricia, requested their existing tub be replaced with a walk-in shower, aiming for a complete demolition and rebuild to improve safety, appearance, and functionality. A chrome-trimmed bypass glass door was installed in place of the originally planned brushed nickel, with dual horizontal grab bars added inside and one additional grab bar mounted on the wall near the window. The selected wall panel finish appears to be a light gray marble pattern with a matching custom base. A single molded corner shelf was included for storage instead of the originally planned two. No ceiling panel was installed. The overall design delivered a cleaner, more durable wet area with modern function and ease of use.