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Different Types Of Shower Doors And Their Characteristics

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Shower doors are usually something we take for granted. We don’t pay much attention to the type of door or its characteristics before you choose a design for our shower or bathroom in general. First of all, you need to realize not all shower doors are the same. In fact, there’s a large variety of designs and styles to choose from. View in gallery The bypass doors are also known as sliding doors and they take up the least amount of space. Their design consists of two of three panels that slide past each other on tracks situated at the top and bottom of the shower unit. They’re most popular in corner stand-alone showers. View in gallery Pivot doors are also known as swing-open doors and they open outward from a single side. It’s usually opening that are too small for bypass doors that require this type of be installed. Pivot doors can be mounted to swing both in and out in order to fit the layout of the bathroom. View in gallery Round doors open inwards and they are usually used on corne...

Great Design Cleans Up Nice

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Let’s talk showers, shall we? Walk-ins, to be precise. Walk-in showers are luxurious, as they are solely dedicated to one form of bathing. The variations among walk-in showers are extensive, which is part of what makes their design so intriguing and interesting. Large, small, plain, ornate – walk-in showers are a lovely place to showcase one’s preferred style.)This gorgeous oversized brass shower head is one way to get your shower- centered ideas rolling .) Read on for more ideas and inspiration on a variety of walk-in showers. View in gallery View in gallery Walk-In Shower: “Hallway” Shower This is a stunning design that I only wish I could implement into my own postage stamp- sized bathrooms . Its fantastically low-maintenance, completely understated aesthetic is charming (and enviable!). No doors required, this walk-through “hallway” style shower is easy to use and easy to maintain when the bathroom floor and walls are waterproof. View in gallery Walk-In Shower: Concrete In even ...

Remodeling the bathroom? Keep the tub if possible

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Homeowners are installing clear glass showers with low or no curbs when they remodel; multiple showerheads are also popular. (Photo: ReBath) It's not that bathtubs are disappearing in Arizona homes; it's that showers are getting bigger and better. Bathroom remodelers say one of the most popular homeowner requests is removing the old tub and shower in the master bath and replacing them with a wild-and-crazy shower with all the latest spray-jets, bells and whistles. If this is your plan, be sure you have at least one tub in the house when you're ready to sell. You could turn off buyers with small children and maybe other buyers who love long bubble baths . The shower trend may say something about the graying of baby boomers. "A lot of it has to do with 'what do I have to do to stay in my house' and 'I can't step over the edge of the bath tub to get in and out any more,' " according to Kurt Kittleson of ReBath and Kitchens in Phoenix. Designer A...

Luxury washes over the modern master bath

Today's master bath offers an escape into an oasis of soothing serenity. With less focus on utility and more on creating ambience, the master bath has been elevated to one of the most important rooms in the home. More furniture-style cabinetry and vanities, beautiful framed mirrors and decorative vessel sinks make this once sterile space feel like a luxurious living space in your home. Homeowners express their personalities here with art work, open shelving displaying favorite pieces or a tile choice that says "this is my style and who I am." And they might bring in more home decor items , small furniture pieces and an extra dose of luxury with a lavish chandelier. Here are some of the hottest trends for the master bath in today's new homes being built in the Chicago suburbs. Statement mirrors So long to medicine cabinets and hello to statement mirrors. Think large clear glass mirrors that make the room look larger -- wood fr...

Is a Walk-In Shower in Your Future? by Ray Dobson

If a man could simply drop his shorts and walk in to a shower, would he be inclined to take one more often? Perhaps he would if he could see something tantalizing waiting for him on the other side. And what about a woman? Could a glass enclosed, high-tech shower help wash away the stresses of her day? Could it perhaps even make her a bit more risqué? These are compelling questions and one way to find out the answers is to install a walk-in shower and see what happens. Walk-in showers are THE latest trend in bathroom decorating. They’re sleek, contemporary, and practically maintenance-free and right now they’re more affordable than ever. When it comes to the bathroom, too many people take this room for granted. As long as the bathroom is functional and houses the essentials, most won’t give this part of the home much thought. And that’s a mistake. Go take a look at your bathroom. Are you happy with what you see? Is it soothing and relaxing? If its appearance is somewhat sterile or ...

Which Is Better, Shower Curtain or Glass Door?

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Q. I want my shower to look as high-end as possible, but I’m on a budget: Which is better, shower curtain or glass door? A. The choice between a shower curtain and a glass enclosure depends largely on the layout of your bathroom and the style of your home. For a stand-alone, walk-in shower, the answer is simple, said Jessica Helgerson, an interior designer in Portland, Ore. “Glass doors are almost always preferable,” she said, noting that companies like Century Bathworks and American Shower Door make some appealing options. For a combination tub and shower, the answer isn’t as clear cut. In that situation, she said, you could go either way. Glass panels provide a clean, modern appearance, but shower curtain s also have advantages. A shower curtain made from a textural material like linen in a solid color, she said, offers a simple, appealing look. And if it gets dirty, it’s easy to take down and wash. In a tight space, a shower curtain also “provides better accessibility,” she ...

Sliding shower screen / corner / curved - KONA: KA3Z

Kona KA3Z is a curved glass corner enclosure with sliding door. Available with 1/4″ Clear glass or 3/16″ Paris Point glass , and Chrome or Brushed Nickel finish . KA3Z is available in 32″, 36″, and 40″ sizes. The Kona series of enclosures includes corner , neo-angle, and in-line doors for tub or shower. Kona is offered with Clear or Paris Point glass and in chrome or brushed nickel . FEATURES: • Smooth ball bearing roller system • Glass choices are 1/4” (6mm) Clear and 3/16″ (5mm) Paris Point • All glass is safety tempered • Left or right opening • Heavy duty extrusions • Double roller system Kona KA3Z

Shower systems and bath screens from Marbletrend

Marbletrend  is specialised in providing an extensive range of bathroom products. Marbletrend offers comprehensive range of shower systems like shower enclosures, shower bases, shower walls and bath screens. The brands of shower systems available are Pure, Pure Corner, Carra, Pure Round Front , Boston Corner, Boston, Boston Frost Screen , Boston Recess And Vienna Shower Bath . The Pure Round Front Shower systems come in a semi- frameless design combined with reversible wall liners in four designs. They provide increased safety through the curved toughened glass doors that has a chrome cast handle , magnetic seal door , patch hinges, clear glass and chrome frame in the base and the wall. The colours available are ivory and white. The different sizes are 900 millimetre x 900 millimetre square, 1200 x 900 millimetre, 1000 x 1000 millimetre square, 1000 and 914 millimetre corner and curved. Marbletrend bath screens are Trend fix ‘N” Fold Bath Screen , Trend Standard Bath Screen...

Phoenix Rising

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The 2552 twin-bed rear-bath Phoenix Cruiser Class B-plus has a bright and open floorplan that truly shines Even before I saw the Phoenix Cruiser , I already liked it because of the name. And there had to be a backstory about why an RV is named after a mythological bird that dies in a fire of its own making, only to rise from the ashes. Well, it turns out that is the Phoenix Cruiser story : “It came out of the ashes of a previous company that was started by a man with a dream on a shoestring budget,” explained Earl Robbins , sales manager. The company, founded in 1996, successfully manufactured Class B-plus motorhomes until 2008 when the recession hit. After losing dealers to the slowing economy, the Phoenix Cruiser is now factory-direct. glass doors flank the 32- inch LED TV." width="400" height="267" /> Elegant, practical cherry-wood cabinets with smoked- glass doors flank the 32- inch LED TV. Rising through bad times is a good story, and when the Phoe...

Excerpt from 'How Clean is Your House'

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Excerpt from 'How Clean is Your House' By Kim Woodburn and Aggie MacKenzie Getting started Kim and Aggie's essential cleaning kit A glance at the shelves of cleaning materials in any large store will tell you that there is a breathtaking array of cleaning creams, powders, polishes, liquids, cloths, mops and tablets available. Of course you don't need them all! Some are time-saving, but buying so many products is hardly economical—we'll show you other cleaning methods that avoid buying a special product that does only one job. However, every home should have a basic cleaning kit . All the homes we visited contained cleaning materials —they just weren't being used. Their purchase was a sign of the best intentions, but then they had been buried at the back of a cupboard—often covered in grease or dust! Name a product and you can be sure that we have tried it. Here is a list of the supplies we never ...