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Shower Dimensions

last year

Stunning remodel! Thanks for sharing on Houzz. How wide is the shower?

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hecticrAt architects
last year
Thanks Alyson. The shower is 90cms wide by 150cms long. Hope that helps, Demis
Jacqueline
last year
What type of wood is that? Custom made I assume?
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hecticrAt architects
last year
Hi Jacqueline, yes, custom made with wormy chestnut
kulrai
last year
What is that total size of the bathroom? What is the tile used on the floor. This is a beauty.
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hecticrAt architects
last year
The bathroom is 1.5m wide by 2.7m long. Sorry, not sure about the exact tile, my clients purchased that directly
kulrai
last year
Thank you for your prompt response. It has encouraged me to ask you another question. This is a beautiful barrier free shower with a glass enclosure. I would like to duplicate it,but concerned of the possibility of water outside the shower. We are in a first floor condo and it sits on a concrete slab. What would be needed to build a threshold free shower? We are regulated by condo rules that basically prevent residents from any renovation that involves structural alteration.
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hecticrAt architects
last year
If you are in an existing apartment in New South Wales you won't be able to achieve that without either structural changes or building up the floor level, neither of which is ideal unfortunately
kulrai
last year
Thank you. I am in the United States and I am facing the same issues you mention.
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hecticrAt architects
last year
No worries, I thought that might be the case when you said condo! All the best
kulrai
last year
Could you please provide details on the tiles and the type and color of the grout used. How labor-intensive is it to keep the grout clean? Thank you.

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