Need help choosing a good bathtub/shower

il y a 10 ans

I am converting a tiny bedroom into a bathroom. I want a nice, soaking tub that can also be used effectively as a shower. Are there any cool tubs out there that would work better than a tub with a shower curtain that hangs all the way around on the inside? I have had that set up before with an old claw foot tub, and I didn't like it.

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Good Afternoon Carol, You really do have a lot of options depending on what direction you would like to go in...I would suggest browsing the internet and even taking a look at our site as we do alot of bathroom remodels. There are a lot of products out there that will give you a stream lined look or you may be trying to create a more romantic atmosphere...What is nice is that the optins and ideas are limitless...Let me know if we can be of any help! :) Brandy, Granite Transformations www.Granitetransformations.com
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Here are a couple of ideas...
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