Helpful Hints
- Tip 1: Use granite or corian shower curbs over tile. Learn More>>
- Tip 2: Use durock or cement boardon the lower half of the shower at the very least. Learn More>>
- Tip 3: Chose thinset over mastic whenever possible. Learn More>>
- Tip 4: Darker grouts hide everyday grime much better than white or off-white tones. Learn More>>
- Tip 5: Wood blocking is always recommended on the wall where a door will be hinged. Learn More>>
- Tip 6: Ensure bench seats are pitched downward towards the drainage area to avoid sitting water. Learn More>>
- Tip 7: Glass tiles should always be kept away from areas where hinges or hardware will be set. Learn More>>
- Tip 8: Terminating a detailed tile pattern prior to the door area is highly recommended. Learn More>>
- Tip 9: Steam units usually require floor to ceiling glass at above average heights. Learn More>>
- Tip 10: Use interior vents in all floor-to-ceiling steam shower enclosures. Learn More>>
- Tip 11: Use glass sealant to reduce maintenance and keep your shower looking spotless. Learn More>>
- Tip 12: Hand held shower heads have additional advantages other than keeping one’s hair dry. Learn More>>
- Tip 13: Body sprays should be placed in sensible positions within the shower. Learn More>>
- Tip 14: Slab material should be flush with the edge of tile in door locations with no overhangs. Learn More>>
- Tip 15: Including a tiled niche within a custom shower adds both functionality and style. Learn More>>
- Tip 16: A corner shelf is a great alternative to a tiled niche. Learn More>>
- Tip 17: Silicone caulking is the invisible hero of any frameless shower installation. Learn More>>
- Tip 18: Don’t forget the lights! All too often, we encounter dimly lit shower areas. Learn More>>
- Tip 19: Grab bars are a prudent consideration for many people – from the elderly to the clumsy! Learn More>>
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