This project is all about ease. These two bathrooms now meet the individual needs of each homeowner. The first bathroom, the master bath, is now sporting the jetted walk-in tub, that lets the woman of the house soak up to her neck. This is what she wanted to help with a skin condition and ease of getting in and out. It has a hand-held shower head, and a fast tub filler.
Now the gentleman of the house was not as keen on this tub, so we took out the small tub in the other bath and put in a larger shower surround with multiple grab bars, and even the slide bar for the shower is a grab bar (most are not). The shower surround includes a moveable seat. He loves his shower now, which larger base and seat make it much easier to use.
The third part of the project is about the new addition to the family who has added a new sense of fun and liveliness. They adopted a puppy and decided to install what we are calling the doggy tunnel. Working closely with our carpenter we designed and built the doggy tunnel starting in the entry closet, with a small box to fit the dog, through the wall to another box on the outside of the condo with doggy doors on each end and in the middle. Training has commenced and I heard the puppy is now using it and loving it. This makes it easier for both the homeowner and the dog.