Cheap Walk In Showers: To Buy

Elias took the advice to heart. He spent $400 on the kit and another $50 on a "scratch-and-dent" rainfall showerhead he found online. The demolition was a dusty nightmare of green shards, but the installation was surprisingly like putting together giant, waterproof Legos.

The tile in Elias’s bathroom wasn’t just old; it was a museum of the 1970s, complete with a cracked avocado-green tub that required the agility of a mountain goat to enter. With a budget that barely covered a fancy dinner, Elias knew a luxury spa renovation was out of the question. He needed a walk-in shower, and he needed it to be "miracle-priced." cheap walk in showers to buy

"You're going to want the ," his neighbor, a retired plumber named Mel, advised over the fence. "Skip the custom tile. The labor will eat your wallet alive. Buy a one-piece or a three-piece unit. They’re leak-proof, cheap, and you can slap 'em in over a weekend." Elias took the advice to heart