If you have trouble finding one, the following companies offer acrylic shower stalls: Aquatic Bath, 800-945-2726; Maax, 877-438-6229; and Zoe Industries, 888-287-1757.

If you want to install a shower over a concrete floor, a fiberglass shower stall will work just fine. Ideally, you’ll already have a drain roughed in, with the pipe sticking a few inches above ...

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

One change is to install a walk-in shower stall in place of our tub. What are some styles of walk-in shower stalls, and the advantages of each? A: First, no matter what type of walk-in shower you ...

The installation of private shower stalls at schools — like these at Crete High — is a response to kids who refuse to shower together or won’t shower at school at all. The shift from group ...

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.

To create a shower stall with the floor flush with the bathroom floor, you will have to start by lowering the subflooring in the shower stall area. It should be about one and a half inches lower.

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.

If you still want to install a classy-looking tiled-floor shower stall yourself, you will have to understand a few simple facts about ceramic tile and the concrete slab floor below it.

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 ...