Shower Remodeling

Shower Remodeling

It's often been said that the most important rooms in the house are the kitchen and the bathroom. Remodeling your bathroom is a great investment and can have a great effect on your family's happiness.

Expanding your Small Bathroom

Wanting to expand your small bathroom? Fortunately, there are a lot of options for expanding a small bathroom without costing you so much so you can enjoy some actual space to move around, change your bathroom into a full master bath, or install a tub if you'd like a change from the usual showers. Before you begin your bathroom expansion, you have a lot to think about, from the type of tile you want on the floor to how you're going to accommodate the expansion.

Upgrading your Tile

Changing the tiles in your shower is among the best ideas when you remodel it. You can customize the shower enclosure to include features like bathing chairs and proper lighting. It can truly give a whole new look of class to your shower. You'll adore your newly remodeled shower, even more when you supersize it and add a light-filled frameless shower enclosure. With enough room for a bathing chair and plenty of light cascading through the frameless glass enclosure, this shower will make you never want to leave.

Shower Tiles

You can do the bathroom tile work by yourself if you're confident. But tile work in the case of showers is different. You will likely need a professional for this. Even a tiny seam or crack can expose the underlying structures to water. In turn, that leads to severe long-term damage. Thus, you should take professional help if you are not experienced enough. However, backsplash, walls, and floor tiles are comparatively more resistant to water. The tolerance for error is almost nil; the smallest crack or seam can allow water to damage the home's underlying structure. 

Natural Light for your Shower

With lacking bathroom remodel ideas, your shower can turn into a forbidding, dark place. One such factor is the lighting.

Waterproof bath-rated light fixtures are in use for this very purpose. However, even they cannot replace the ideal source of illumination – natural light. An ideal way of doing this is to combine frameless glass walls with a corner shower unit.

Showers that utilize this design use thick tempered glass attached using metal clips for walls. Instead of investing in the entire glass frame enclosure, you can simply purchase a lone frameless shower door if needed. 

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