Q: We plan to retire and stay in our present home. One change is to install a walk-in shower stall in place of our tub. What are some styles of walk-in shower stalls, and the advantages of each? A: ...

Q: Ed, we plan to retire and stay in our present home. One change is to install a walk-in shower stall in place of our tub. What are some walk-in shower stall styles and advantage of each? A: First, ...

Q: Hi Ed: I enjoy your column in my local newspaper. I read an article you did on showerheads and started thinking about a walk-in shower stall. Have you had a column about replacing a bathtub with a ...

Q: Dear Mr. Del Grande: My husband and I plan to remodel our bathroom to make it age-friendly. Right now we are planning to replace our existing tub with a walk-in shower. But, I do like taking baths ...

Q We are remodeling our bathroom to include a walk-in shower. We want to design a custom shower, but do not want to use tile. Do you have any suggestions on how we can build our shower stall using ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Lisa Petrole; Design by Garza Interiors Most luxury bathrooms nowadays feature a soaking tub, double vanity, bidet... and a ...

A: Let’s start from the bottom up. If you’re not going to use tile, usually you need to first choose a pre-made shower base. Shower bases are factory-made and available in different sizes and ...

Bathrooms are generally confined rooms – unless you have the luxury of space – but they present a jewel box opportunity to experiment with colour, materials, and, if money allows, structural changes.

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Q: Ed, we plan to retire and stay in our present home. One change is to install a walk-in shower stall in place of our tub. What are some walk-in shower stall styles and advantage of each? — Terri, ...

Bathrooms are one of the places designers most like to play with in the home. They're confined spaces, meant for only one or two people at a time, and they don't offer a lot of room for decor and ...