Small-bath solutions: fixtures that fit and floor plans that work

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Bathrooms are often small in size, and clearance between fixtures must be a primary consideration when remodeling. Fortunately, there is a wide range of space-saving fixtures to choose from. These fixtures, along with a well-planned layout, can make maximum use of bathroom space.

Author: McMillan, Pat

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Going frameless: with less metal and more glass, frameless shower enclosures make the bathroom appear larger and brighter

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A good shower enclosure can be an improvement over a plastic shower curtain, and some of the best and most practical enclosures are 'frameless,' meaning that they are made almost entirely of glass with just a small, basic frame. Frameless enclosure installations are discussed.

Author: McMillan, Pat
Showers (Baths), Showers (Plumbing fixtures)

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Double vision: the winners of Home Mechanix' Bath Remodeling Contest prove two baths are better than one

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Nanci and Rod Bereznicki of Clarkston, MI, remodeled their home's one long bathroom, converting it into two rooms and providing a private bathroom for their 11-year-old daughter, Sarah. The planning and construction stages of the bathroom remodeling are detailed.

Author: McMillan, Pat

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Subjects list: Remodeling and renovation, Bathrooms
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