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.

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. 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. This way, ...

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 ...

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 ...

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 ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Installing a rainfall shower head is a relatively low-lift and low-cost update that can take you one step closer to that spa ...

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 ...

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 ...