Stall Shower vs Big Vanity
On Dec 17, 10:49*am, "dadiOH" wrote:
dgk wrote:
House has 1 1/2 baths. The main one is small (11x5) and has a stall
shower and separate tub. One way or another the bathroom is going to
get redone. I wouldn't have a problem using the tub as a shower and
using the space the stall shower takes up to put in a big sink/vanity
like the Significant Other wants, but several friends say that a
separate shower is a big convenience and selling point. Apparently
many people won't consider buying a house without a stall shower.
I suppose the correct answer is to do whatever we want to do. Neither
of us is quite near an age where climibing over a tub wall is a big
challenge. Still, I was shocked at the number of people who told me
that I'd be crazy to remove a stall shower.
Take out the stupid tub and leave the shower. *The only thing even close to
being as useless as a tub is a shower in one.
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er: The only thing even close to being as useless as a tub is a shower
in one.
IYHO, of course...
Both of my daughters - late teens - still enjoy a nice long bubble
bath sometimes. Far be it from me to deny them this simple pleasure.
So if your tub get used, and all you have room for is a "shower in
one" then "useless" doesn't fit either case.
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