rain on your parade make a mess in the kitchen

RAIN ON YOUR PARADE MAKE A MESS IN THE KITCHEN FULL

It doesn’t take an engineer to figure out if you use a stationary shower head directed at the opening of a walk-in shower, you’re going to get water on the bathroom floor. The type of shower head is very (or very, very as Trump would say) important in a walk-in shower. If you use a shower screen or a curved (thinner sized) glass block shower wall you can take out your tub, still have glass keeping you warm and also enjoy a doorless shower.īlunder #2 – You use the wrong shower head, place it in the wrong spot, and water gushes out. These spaces are 60” wide x 32” to 34” deep.

You can even have a walk in shower in a space which was converted from a tub. In reality you can have a walk-in shower in the tiniest bathrooms, IF you’re willing to have a more open design. You listen to bad information from others who tell you’ve got to have a BIG bathroom to make a walk-in shower work. I hope they make it clearer if a walk-in shower is right for your project.īlunder #1 – You assume you don’t have enough room for a walk-in shower, so you blow off the idea Since Lisa liked these ideas, I thought I’d share them with you. I then offered to share with Lisa the 7 biggest blunders (and misconceptions) I’ve seen with walk in showers. I know the following equation is one she wouldn’t want associated with her job: (A poorly designed and built walk in shower) = (A bad walk in shower) However, but I’ve seen my share of walk in shower blunders over the years. I went on to tell Lisa I wish I could tell her all the doubts and fears her friends, neighbors, family members and even contractors told her was a bunch of crap. She asked me, “Mike, should I continue to explore this idea, or blow it up before I get in too deep?” Are you sure you can even do a walk-in shower since your master bathroom is on the 2 nd floor?.You don’t have enough room for a walk-in shower.

RAIN ON YOUR PARADE MAKE A MESS IN THE KITCHEN FULL

You’ll be cold in there without a full glass enclosure or shower curtains.With a walk-in shower you’ll get too much water on the bathroom floor.Doubt-Fires – throwing doubt and rain on her fire and passion for this shower. Lisa went on to say when she shared her excitement with friends, neighbors, family and even a few contractors they started raining on her parade. Lisa – was excited to explore a walk-in shower for the bath remodel her and Bill are planning to do later this year. Lisa went on to say, this shower would be perfect if her Mom and Dad – who are beginning to show their age – need to move in down the road. It was safer for her husband Bill to walk into (even though he won’t admit it he’s gained a ‘few’ pounds since his football days of years gone by. It didn’t have a flimsy shower door to clean (like her tired bathroom at home). It was a curbless, doorless walk in shower. Lisa was excited to tell me when she was on vacation, she experienced the neatest thing in the bathroom or her contemporary hotel room.

Rain on your parade make a mess in the kitchen