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Posted by Roger Shoaf on October 23, 2009, 8:42 am
> I'm thinking of re-doing a shower stall that is currently tiled, and I
> want a smooth surface without tiles (I don't care how nice the latest
> whiz-bang grout is). The bathroom doorway is fairly narrow, but I
> don't want to knock down any walls.
> Any suggestions?
Perhaps you get a terrazzo shower pan, then use tempered glass for the walls
and ceiling having the glass shop drill holes for the plumbing and a steam
vent. The light can be above the ceiling and shine in through the top. For
the corners have a sheet metal shop bend some polished stainless that the
glass can be inset and sealed. You can find some wall paper to paste behind
the glass or perhaps get uncut sheets of dollar bills for the wall paper.
--
Roger Shoaf
About the time I had mastered getting the toothpaste back in the tube, then
they come up with this striped stuff.
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> want a smooth surface without tiles (I don't care how nice the latest
> whiz-bang grout is). The bathroom doorway is fairly narrow, but I
> don't want to knock down any walls.
> Any suggestions?