Sooner or later, every bathroom needs a tuneup, and the tub's shower enclosure is often the best place to start. An enclosure is large enough to dominate the room and set the tone, yet it's often the ...

When installing a new 60-inch tub within an existing 60-inch inset, the process is fairly straight-forward. Once the old tub has been removed, the new tub and shower faucet is plumbed with the water ...

During a recent bathroom remodel, we had the opportunity to replace an old cast-iron tub with a new acrylic bathtub. Tubs are available in a number of different designs, and this project covers the ...

Enclosing a bathtub with a tile or wood ”surround” is a popular improvement that is not too difficult for amateurs with basic carpentry experience. The project involves building a lumber framework ...

Everyday use of a family bathtub can take its toll on the surrounding walls, which are vulnerable to moisture and water damage. One way to fix this damage is to rip out the walls and build anew. An ...

Q: I want to change the look of my bathroom by putting in a new “tub surround.” I want to avoid ripping out the ceramic tile if possible. Are there special panels that I can glue or attach to my ...

I live in Park Slope and I’m renting my apartment. I take care of the interior maintenance – such as painting, plumbing problems, etc. – in exchange for a below market rent. About 10 years ago the ...

Hiring a pro to replace a bathtub costs anywhere from $200 to $14,200, depending on a wide number of affiliated factors. The tub itself greatly contributes to the overall cost, especially if it’s made ...

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