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Comments (2)Thank you! I did not really think about the 3-wall alcove. Our tub would only hit 2 walls, then some space before you get to the toilet. I guess I am not sure if that would even work as we would want to just use a bath screen, but with no wall at the end, that could be problematic. I guess all of my previous bathrooms had the tub in a 3 wall alcove....See MoreWhich tub filler for my huge tub and Moderne tile?
Comments (18)Hey breezy! You and me both! LOL I had a different rainhead when we remodeled Mbath at previous house. It was also large and I loved it! Though when I washed my hair, I sometimes used DH's. ( I have very thick hair) We are probably still a month away of being in. The latests setback was the stair color. I told the GC I wanted kind of pecan colored to match my floor. Some how I ended up with BURGANDY! So, they were stripped and sanded and now 2 1/2 weeks later since starting the staining, they are the correct color. Sometimes I just want to pull my hair out! Good luck on your faucet choices! Bridge...See MoreNeed wall mounted tub faucet recommendation for freestanding tub
Comments (15)Thanks so much for the suggestions and advice. I am concerned about being able to get the tub close enough for a faucet reach but far away enough to clean. Unfortunately, a floor mount is not ideal since we're on a concrete slab. A wall mount would be a much easier install. It would be on a wall backing up to the master closet, so I think we could also have a panel to access the plumbing. I really like the Newport brass fixture, although it's a bit more modern than fixtures we've used in the other bathrooms. I would like to use a readily available brand name so parts are replaceable....See MoreBypass/sliding tub door possible for 66" tub?
Comments (4)Hi lazy_gardens. I'm finding that 60 seems to be the maximum width, too. Is it a matter of physics, I wonder? I could use a fixed panel to cover a few more inches, but my clever idea had been that if you had, say, 33" clear opening on one end of the tub or the other when the doors were slid open, you'd have that much easier access to the tub. I guess you could have a 3" return on either end, in either glass or tile, and still use a 60" door without unduly hemming in the tub. Following our previous discussion about how to use a 60" or, preferably, 66" alcove tub on a 96"-long wall, I'd been thinking of a setup like this, with a half-glass half-wall at the foot of the tub: and then I was thinking about whether an enclosure using sliding doors instead of shower curtain would be possible. Of course, this will all be moot if I decide to go with the Americh Bow tub instead of a 3-sided alcove tub. ;-)...See Morebbstx
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