
Melanie Merz
February 28, 2023
This quick bathroom update improved the functionality and longevity of the space.
The homeowners swapped out the tub/shower combo for a modern Swanstone shower with low threshold entry.
Because we brought the room down to the studs, we were able to add blocking behind the shower walls to ensure the new teak shower bench and grab bars are very securely installed and safe for use.
The bathroom fixtures and vanity were also updated as a part of this project. The original flooring was replaced by Armstrong Alterna in ‘Forest Fog’ which is a groutable waterproof vinyl tile.
We made efficient use of the corner space by installing custom storage shelving.




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