Our glass shower enclosure will be installed tomorrow morning. Can't wait to see how it looks. Jim will then flush all the water pipes in the shower and install the three shower heads.
We are almost finished. Still have two window sills to do; the bathroom chandelier to hang; and the bedroom window cornices need to be upholstered. I ordered all new bedding and then couldn't find fabric for the cornices. Today I discovered the bedding manufacturer sells matching fabric shower curtains so I ordered one (72" X 72") for the valances. Only cost $15, if I had found fabric it would have been around $100 or more.
This project has taken longer than I expected, but for a couple old geezers I guess that's OK. Time for Tylenol and bed.
I can't believe all the work you two have been doing. The bathroom looks beautiful, look forward to seeing it all finished.
ReplyDeleteIf you want an enclosure that can resist breakage, then you should choose glass or tempered glass. However, if you plan to use a mirror in your bathroom, then you might want to look at laminated plastic, which is more durable than the other two designs. Here are just some examples: Shower Enclosure Doors
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