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Hall bath renovation

13 years ago

Hi, I'm redoing a upstairs main hall bath and was wondering should I go with glass doors or shower curtain. A frameless glass foot will not have enough clearance so it would have to be a standard sliding glass door. This bath will be mainly used by my 18 month old and 4 year old.

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Nancy Walton
13 years ago
I would hold off on glass doors until the little ones are grown. It is very difficult to give a child a bath when you only have 1/2 access to the tub, plus there is the safety factor.
Judy M
13 years ago
Get the curtain, it will also be easier to clean the tub with full access.
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Margo
13 years ago
Agree!!! Shower curtain!

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