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   splintergroupie | Jun 21, 2008 11:31am | #1

   I like what i think i'm seeing with a tub/shower combo in RR bath 1. No curtain needed?

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   pgproject | Jun 22, 2008 12:21am | #8

   "I like what i think i'm seeing with a tub/shower combo in RR bath 1. No curtain needed?"Right- slipped in a Kohler 32x48 soaking tub- even kept old shower tiles. Really nice showering without a curtain.Bill

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   splintergroupie | Jun 23, 2008 12:12am | #11

   Very good idea on the shower. Is it difficult to step over the slanted back?Like McDesign, i love that stainless around the FP, too. Be proud, be very proud.

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   pgproject | Jun 23, 2008 07:40am | #12

   "Very good idea on the shower. Is it difficult to step over the slanted back?"Not really, but it is difficult to clean without climbing in. Flat is 3 flights of stairs up, so folks who are less than hearty need not apply, anyway.Bill

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   splintergroupie | Jun 23, 2008 09:35am | #14

   I just stand up and swab out the tub at the end of festivities anyway, so no prob.

   It really does my heart good when someone does what they want instead of with an eye to resale. Congrats on having the creativity to think of it and the moxie to stick to it.

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   pgproject | Jun 24, 2008 12:41am | #16

   You're right- we also installed heated towel bars, so I dry everything with the towel after the shower- it's bone-dry and toasty within a couple of hours.Also, the DW is a professional Designer, so I get no credit for the vision- only "executing" her ideas!ps- it is actually for resale, and is currently on the market.BIll

   Edited 6/23/2008 5:42 pm ET by PGproject

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   splintergroupie | Jun 24, 2008 08:43pm | #17

   I was working yesterday for the woman who bought my Victorian, who is fixing to rip out the cabinets/window seat/F&P wainscoting i installed in the LR, in favor of walnut-stained oak bokcases, probably from Target. It's sad to see such a lack of imagination, but i enjoyed the process and product before the sale. That's what i meant...that the specter of resale didn't drive your [wife's] vision to be smaller than it is.I'm looking into a solar heat/RFH system for my current house. I've never read about anyone running the floor loop up through the towel bar, but i like it. I'm probably re-inventing a wheel, if i only knew it.

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   pgproject | Jun 24, 2008 09:17pm | #18

   That's a cool (no 'reverse' pun intended) idea! We just used WarmRails electric towel bars, mounted them to the wall, plugged 'em in to GFCI-protected outlets. Love it!

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   Pelipeth | Jun 21, 2008 12:58pm | #2

   Man your GOOD!!!!!!!!

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   McDesign | Jun 21, 2008 03:04pm | #3

   Super!

   I love the light, slim feel of the place.

   Forrest

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   DavidxDoud | Jun 21, 2008 04:20pm | #4

   nice job - ain't my style, but it's great style and consistant thru-out - well done -

   congrats -

   now what are you gonna do?

   "there's enough for everyone"
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   McDesign | Jun 21, 2008 04:37pm | #5

   My fave - looks fine and "calm".

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   Forrest

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   DougU | Jun 21, 2008 04:43pm | #6

   PG

   Like David Doud said, not my style but really well done. You took the look and spread it throughout the whole place, well done!

   Doug

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   reinvent | Jun 21, 2008 04:47pm | #7

   Looks great. Now that you are done are you going to move? ;]

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   pgproject | Jun 22, 2008 12:25am | #9

   "Looks great. Now that you are done are you going to move? ;]"Yes- lord knows I can't afford to live here! :-)BIll

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   Waters | Jun 22, 2008 01:58am | #10

   Is that kohler's "Greek" tub in the bath?  I just put one of those in for someone.  Neat little tub.

    

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   pgproject | Jun 23, 2008 07:43am | #13

   "Is that kohler's "Greek" tub in the bath?"I think so- it is Kohler. More comfortable than it might look- very deep- I can comfortably bathe, and I'm 6'.Bill

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   Waters | Jun 23, 2008 04:09pm | #15

   Yep!