Question: We’re planning a very large custom shower stall. Since we have the room, I’d like to have two separate shower mixing valves installed on opposite walls, with two rain-style shower heads.

Q: Ed, I’m remodeling my master bathroom complete with a new tile shower stall. I have room to make a larger shower stall, but I do need to utilize more space. Any way I can expand the shower area and ...

Q. I have a small bathroom where the previous owner put in a built-from-scratch shower stall of ugly tile board over 2x3s to dress the house up for sale. I realized after a few too many showers that ...

Q: We’re planning a gut job of our present bathroom and have heard that we should install a “rain” type of showerhead for the shower stall. Can you please explain the difference between a regular ...

Dear Brian: When planning such a shower stall, the good news is “custom” means how you want it. So you can make the job as simple or as complicated as you like. First, I suggest checking local water ...

Are you removing a bathtub to install a shower stall? You can now make the transition without a lot of work and messy revisions. When you tear out a bathtub to replace it with a shower stall, you no ...

Dear Denise: With the aging population in the United States, more and more people are becoming concerned about wheelchair access throughout homes. Showers are one key area of consideration because ...

Dear PJ: Installing a larger stall in an existing bathroom can easily crowd the area. You can look into a neo-angle corner-type shower, but many homeowners prefer square or rectangle stalls. A ...

Q: I’m remodeling my master bathroom, complete with a new tile shower stall. I have some room to make a larger shower stall. Any way I can expand the shower area and still keep an open-looking ...