Try this- Here is a link that might be useful: Gardener's Supply

No, we have a single pan, which looks like it is 1/2" too small for you. I have quite a bit of room on all 4 sides with the washer in the center of the pan. What kind of washer did you buy? I have a GE front loader. This is not a GREAT picture, but it shows you the pan under the washer. There are several inches in the front and at least 1-2 on each side with the single for me. (I just looked at the specs on my model and it says 27w x 37.25d http://products.geappliances.com/ApplProducts/Dispatcher?REQUEST=SpecPage&Sku=WHDVH626FWW.)

I'm a fan of Wind's Breath which is a nice neutral. In your photo it looks very close in shade to Tapestry Beige. Move the large painted samples around to check lighting different times of day. With the right lighting, Wind's Breath can be really nice, such as in this photo...

I have both the heated floor with a timer, and a heated towel bar. I love them both. I'm a bare footer and the floor is lusciously warm when I get up in the a.m. and again when I get ready for bed in the p.m. Only thing is, the electrician didn't run it quite wide enough as there's none under the toe kick, and when you stand at the sink, you really notice the difference. We purposely designed our bath to be smaller as we like it warm when we shower, so this way the whole room heats up between the floor and the towel bar and the warm water in the shower. Makes drying off in the winter so much more comfortable. I do have glass surround, but from shoulder height up to the ceiling (it's a steam shower too). It lets a lot more light in that way. The glass door swings both in and out. In after showering so it dries inside and out of the way. Out so we can reach the controls without getting wet. I'm skeeved out by too many attacking shower curtains in hotels or curtains that get moldy. In the old house, we had sliding doors, but they were designed in the who knows when and the doors slid in tracks that you could never get clean. I think the newer ones just use brackets to keep the doors straight so that is no longer a problem. I wanted to change the doors out at the old house, but were scared it would destroy the tiles too which were a discontinued color, so we left it to the new owners to deal with. Another thing that annoys me is, in watching these house shows on tv, is how many times the bathroom door swings open into the glass shower door with no stoppers! Yikes! I can just imagine the door knob going through the glass...not pretty!