Hey cdfortin, I kinda got discouraged with the two people that did reply, I never saw either one of them on the site, thats why I said,"I guess" =) So its officially back up for grabs! LOL! The replacement disc that I have purchased all have a coat of either copper or bronze or some kind of coppery colored metal, as time goes by this "metal" dissolves off of the disc and into the water/air in the tank, take a look at your new disc and look at it after it stops working, you will see a visible differance in the color, and, if you keep it in its own container of water you will see the bits of metal in the bottom, again, does this affect our animals or plants? Dont know, but Im sure there is a replacement of much better quality, like the one in the Sunbeam humidifier, I just cant find it!

We have just installed a 2 man Jetta tub and wanted grab bars for it. Since we used oil rubbed bronze faucets, I had problems finding what I wanted. A local plumbing store was going to order them for me when I found them at Lowe's. I had asked repeatedly and was told they didn't have them in ORB. Well, this is called Venetian Bronze or something like that. It is close enough. It is a Moen product and is ADA approved with a 500 pound pull capacity. They only had the 16 inch one, but I was going to check into a longer one. Thanks for the link above it has them there! We just got this bathroom finished a couple of days ago. Now, granted this tub is not a handicap type one, but we wanted the bars for practical use now and need in the future. The small one is placed vertical on a stud at the edge of the tub. I already know that I want and need one lower. They gutted my other bath this week and the tub/shower is being replaced with a shower that will be handicap accessible--but we are adding glass doors that can be removed later if needed. This shower will have the grab bars and I think we are going to add one beside the toilet in there. Both new toilets are the ADA higher ones and I love the one that is new to master bath. The master bath is large enough to get a wheelchair around in, but the hall bath was very inaccessible. We found this out during the past few years as our parents health failed and we had them here for extended times. We decided to do this bath remodel Christmas when my Dad's health failed to the point that he could not remain at the assisted living. We were going to move him in with us and remodel the bath. However, we lost him in late January. We looked at the overall picture and realized that although we have now lost all four parents, we will have a need for this at some point. So, we went ahead with the plans--just took a little more time doing it. We also have taken out the small hall bath door and they are installing a much wider pocket door so that a wheelchair can go through it. Although I do have solid wood vanities in both baths, we decided to leave them. They will be able to be replaced with a pedestal or something more handicap assessible if needed. I am adding a link to pics of the new master bath. You can see the bar on the right side of the front of tub. Again, it is not a tub that you would think of in this way, but wanted to share the grab bar there. We will add another one. The shower will be much more practical and I will post pics when they finish it. http://s191.photobucket.com/albums/z203/printersdevil72/Master%20Bath%20Pics/

Oh my goodness! This is what I envisioned and was searching the web to see if I could find a picture where somebody else did it… Thank you, thank you, thank you! This is so beautiful! I would love to see some pictures of it as it has aged with its verdigris patina! Well done! And, thank you so much for sharing!

I plan to rip a decking board down the middle - glue the pieces together - then route all four corners - should work fine and end up roughly 2 X 2.5