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Customer, Mark, requested bathtub replacement with walk-in shower to open the upstairs bath visually while preserving the window and existing heated hex-tile floor. New layout features clear dual-panel sliding glass enclosure with polished-chrome header, vertical jambs, and an exterior towel-bar handle. Low-threshold solid PVC shower base ties into the floor. Storage combines a tall recessed niche with two shelves and a triangular corner shelf. Chrome Delta single-lever valve and multi-spray fixed showerhead deliver water; handheld option remains available for future upgrade. All seams use antimicrobial silicone, eliminating grout upkeep.

Customer, Theresa, requested bathtub replacement with walk-in shower to improve safety and function. Outdated steel tub, failing faux-stone wall panels, and separate hot-cold valves were removed. New layout features low-threshold solid shower base matched to light marble-vein composite wall panels that wrap to ceiling. Matte-black fixtures unify design: multi-spray handheld on flexible hose, horizontal grab bar centered below the existing window, two floating triangular corner shelves on the valve wall, and curtain rod in place of glass doors for unobstructed entry. Fixed bench in the left corner provides seated washing and shaving. Slip-resistant pan and continuous wall panels eliminate grout, easing maintenance.

Customer, Larry, requested a safe, low-maintenance tub-and-shower update to replace an aging one-piece insert. Existing unit was removed to the studs; a new skirted acrylic tub now anchors the space. Grout-free composite wall panels run to the ceiling, eliminating caulk lines. Two triangular corner shelves meet modest storage needs, and a grab bar on the back wall provides secure support. A brushed-nickel straight curtain rod preserves the preferred curtain enclosure. Delta fixtures—including a fixed round showerhead, single-handle valve, and tub spout—replace the original hardware for improved reliability.