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lowjo1

shower tile

11 years ago
love the shower tile. would you share the tile name and source? what are the dimensions of the shower?
Master Bed/Bath - Morningside, Atlanta · More Info
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  • PRO
    11 years ago
    Hello and thank you! The tile is from Ann Sacks, Lucian glass, in oxygen. The size is approximately 5' x 3'-6".
    beth

    Comments (9)

    • 11 years ago

      What is the size of the shower?

    • 11 years ago

      Was this a tub replacement job?

    • 10 years ago

      Please take all the questions as a compliment to how great it looks (something about 'no good deed...'). Can you share the hardware brand - shower heads & handles including ceiling / rain please? Thank you.

    • PRO
      10 years ago

      Hello! And thank you :) The size of the shower is 5' x 3'-6". The entire bathroom was gutted and we moved the tub (it was along the builtin wall). The wall shower head is from Kohler and I'm sorry, I don not remember who makes the rain head! It's possibly Kohler...

    • 10 years ago
      this looks like a nightmare to keep water spots under control?
    • PRO
      10 years ago

      I don't think it's as bad as you might think. Basic upkeep and I believe the homeowners use a squeegee after they shower (which I have also done in my own shower).

    • 9 years ago

      Is that just one piece of glass on the shower? Doesn't the water come out ?


    • PRO
      9 years ago

      Hi Barbara! No, it's a plane of fixed glass (that goes to the ceiling) with a shorter glass door attached to it. If you look closely, you can see the hinges in the middle and the handle over on the far right.

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