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NEW YORK, Aug. 22, 2017 ( GLOBE NEWSWIRE ) — According to a new market research report titled “ Shower Glass Door Market by Type (Frameless, Framed), by Sales Channel (Direct Sales, Indirect Sales) – Global Market Size , Share, Development, Growth and Demand Forecast, 2013-2023” published by P&S Market Research , the global shower glass door market is expected to grow at a CAGR of 7.2% during –the forecast period. The global shower glass door market has been thriving mainly due to increasing urbanization, that is creating demand for not-so necessary products, such as shower glass doors . Owing to this, the market for both types of shower glass doors – frameless and framed, has been growing. Browse Detailed Report Summary on Shower Glass Door Market at: https://www.psmarketresearch.com/market-analysis/shower-glass-door-market As per the findings of the research, frameless shower glass doors has contributed larger revenue to the global market. Frameless heavy shower glass do...

Jason International Inc. on Friday introduced Matt Peterson and Paulo Jacuzzi as the Central Arkansas spa manufacturer ’s newly minted executive brass during a ceremony downtown at the Arkansas State of Chamber of Commerce headquarters. The new executive team was announced as longtime company founder , CEO and President Remo Jacuzzi steps aside. He will, however, remain in his post as chairman of the North Little Rock based- based luxury spa brand manufacturer as he relinquishes his day-to-day responsibilities. Peterson, an Oklahoma native and industry veteran who formerly worked for Whirlpool Corp., York International, and Kitchen Aid Brand , was named president of the Little Rock luxury bath manufacturer while family member Paulo Jacuzzi will serve as executive vice president . “I appreciate the confidence Mr. Jacuzzi has placed in me and others on our team as we strive to deliver the world’s best hydrotherapy products ,” Peterson said, with the elder and younger Jacuzzi fam...

The 1986 edition of the International Collection of Interior Design , a trade magazine for those in the business, issued a bold statement regarding bathrooms: “The era of the utilitarian, puritanical bathroom is over and now it is returning to center stage as the place for luxurious, sophisticated relaxation in the home.” The 1986 bathroom would bring back the grand indulgences of the Romans, who surrounded themselves with plush beauty during their ablutions. This elevation of the master bathroom from the “necessary room” as it was euphemistically called, to its reign as the cornerstone of the master suite, was such a rapid and recent development, that it is easy to take it for granted. Bathrooms haven’t changed much since indoor plumbing became a standard feature in newly built homes at the turn of the 20th century.  This, coupled with changing societal expectations regarding the frequency of bathing and new technology such as the flush toilet, swiftly ushered in the era of the  mo...