Let's find your shower.

01 · The Statement

Everyone remembers the shower.

They forget the countertops. They forget the paint. Nobody forgets walking into a shower that goes floor to ceiling in one stone, with no curb to step over and no frame breaking the glass.

02 · Materials

Seamless. Low iron. Warm metal.

• Seamless stone-look panels — no grout lines at all, nothing to scrub or re-seal
• Low-iron frameless glass — no green edge, no bulky frame
• Panel patterns: Smooth White · Grey Marble · Cream Marble · Stone
• Fixture finishes: brushed nickel · brushed gold · oil-rubbed bronze · matte black
• One finish carried across valve, head, wand, bars and hinges
• Lit niche, built-in bench, linear or center drain in a single-slope pan

03 · The water

Rain overhead. Handheld where you need it.

Thermostatic valve so the temperature doesn't move when someone runs the kitchen tap. Separate controls for the rain head and the wand, so you're not choosing between them. Body sprays and steam if you want the whole thing.

04 · Built right, underneath

The part you'll never see is the part that lasts.

Full waterproofing membrane, pre-sloped pan, bonded flange, pressure-tested before a single panel goes on. Blocking in the walls at every future grab-bar location — whether or not you want bars today. A licensed plumber owns the whole assembly — AZ ROC #344196.

• Tub-to-shower conversion: 2–3 working days
• Full walk-in build: 3–5 working days

01 · Safety & Access

It should not look like a hospital.

Most accessible showers announce themselves the second you open the door. Ours don't. Same finishes, same glass, same panels as anything else we build — with the geometry and the hardware quietly doing their job.

02 · No curb. No step. No lip.

Walk in. Roll in. Same door.

• Zero-threshold entry, flush with the bathroom floor
• Single-slope pan — the whole floor falls one way, no dished center
• 60" × 30" clear interior, ADA-guided
• Drain re-piped to a 2" P-trap — not a reducer
• Slip-rated pan surface, specified by tested rating, not by guess

03 · Grab bars

Hardware, not equipment.

Sold as coordinated three-packs — a long horizontal, a vertical at the entry, and an angled transfer bar. Every one lands in solid blocking installed before the panels go on. A bar screwed to drywall is decoration that fails at the worst possible moment.

• 12", 18", 24" and 36" bars — set at 33–36" above the floor
• Anchored to 2×6 blocking installed before the panels go on
• Pressure-balancing, anti-scald valve set and tested at handover

04 · Seated, and still in control

Everything reachable from the bench.

Teak or built-in seating sized for a real person. Valve, diverter and handheld placed so they work sitting down — no reaching across hot water, no stepping out to adjust the temperature. Anti-scald limit set and tested at handover.

05 · Now, or in twenty years

Build it once.

Even if nobody needs a grab bar today, we block the walls for it. Adding a bar later becomes a twenty-minute job instead of a demolition. That decision costs almost nothing during the build and is the single most expensive thing to retrofit.

One in four adults over 65 falls each year; falls drive roughly 319,000 hip-fracture hospitalizations annually. Most of them happen in the bathroom. CDC