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shoji screen makes a perfect partition for a relaxing space." title="Ryan McVay/Digital Vision/Getty Images" /> The shoji screen makes a perfect partition for a relaxing space. Traditional shoji screens consist of panels of rice paper framed in a wooden grid. Available in different sizes, they can be used as sliding panels , window treatments or standalone folding screens . Like many Japanese design elements , shoji screens boast a simple geometric design and neutral, natural tones for a calming, peaceful presence. These qualities make them ideal for creating a relaxing bathroom environment . Shoji Shower and Bath The neutral tones of a shoji screen make it a good design choice for a shower or bath area, and the translucent quality of the panel maintains privacy but lets light in. If the planned partition will come into contact with water, ensure that the screen is waterproof. Instead of a glass shower door , use a sliding shoji screen panel made with wa...

Glass shower door s can make great additions to any bathroom as they are attractive and let more light into your shower. It can be tough to predict what the cost to install a glass shower door may be, however. Your first step should be to talk to a reputable professional who can tell you what to expect for your particular situation. Once you find a professional, then there will be a couple of factors that will affect the cost to install a glass shower door . Door Size One of the biggest factors in the cost to install a glass shower door will be the size of the opening the door will cover. If you have a bathtub/shower combo, then the door will be larger than that of a standard shower enclosure . Some shower enclosures are larger, as well, and allow for a more spacious, walk-in shower. These doors tend to be custom sized and will also raise the cost to install a glass shower door . Glass Types The type of glass that you choose will also impact the cost. Framed doors have a lightweig...

Product Details White frameless folding bath screen with 5 panels. Height 1400mm. Width 245mm to 1060mm Unique leveling system. High quality corrosion restistant aluminium frame (BS 6496). Glass edges are smothed and rounded. Toughened safety glass to BS6206 Class A. Nylon bush in hinge for smooth, silent operation. Push-on, transparent polymer seal which can be easily removed for cleaning. £269.99 inc VAT & Delivery £224.99 excluding VAT RRP:  £323.00   Save:  £53.01 BUY NOW Product Code: C-07SFD5CWC Coram delivers a superb range of bath and shower screen styles & options. Choose from the simple elegance of sail shaped bath screens , multiple panel and sliding screens , which can be neatly stowed away when not in use, or a classic curved screen . All screens are fully reversible for left or right hand installation. A unique levelling system makes them faster and easier to fit than any other screens. First you simply fix the wall channel to the wall and then slot in the...

Rydal Court is a fine detached victorian villa set on the wooded hillside above Torquay's harbour. The property has been the subject of a comprehensive renovation program , now affording a luxurious period residence retaining the character and charm of its bygone age whilst tastefully fusing all the conveniences expected for modern day living . The house has exceptional versatility, admirably suited to an extended family or those requiring home office or hobbies space. Hunsdon Road is within a short saunter to Torquay's bustling harbour at the base of the hill with wide selection of bars and restaurants, award winning marina and coastal zoo, together with the amenities of the town. Following Torquay's promenade and seafront you reach the Princess Theatre, flagship beach of Torre Abbey Sands and Torquay Train Station beyond. The 'village' ambience of Wellswood is equally accessible in the opposite direction, where a range of independent shops, restaurants, pub...

Master Bathroom Remodel: the Final Reveal! posted by Lori Lange I’m excited to share with you the final reveal for my Master Bathroom remodeling project! Master Bathroom Remodel - the Final Reveal" width="602" height="900" /> As you may recall from my previous posts:   Master Bathroom Remodel (beginning) and Master Bathroom Remodel (Progress), this was a major project.  The entire bathroom was torn out and re-done with all new everything.  It took 6 months from start to finish!  Here’s an extensive peek at what the end result looks like… Left-view entrance… and the closet: We were very excited to get rid of the gold- rimmed sliding door for the closet and replace it with a barn- wood sliding door .  Our designer located some barn wood locally and we had our contractor build the door.  It’s one of our favorite parts of the new bathroom! The barn door slides back and forth from that top rail.  We had a solid wall built behind the door you see there, so...

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...