Accessible Bathrooms
A curbless shower has no step at all. We recess the floor so tile runs from the bathroom straight into the shower, slope it to a linear drain and waterproof the whole wet area.
We lower the subfloor so the shower sits flush with the bathroom.
A long drain at the back wall lets one continuous tile floor slope to it.
Waterproofing extends past the shower, not just inside it.
A single fixed panel keeps water in without a door to swing.
Most can. Slab homes need the slab cut and recessed, and raised floors are lowered between the joists. We confirm what your home needs at the walkthrough.
The floor slopes toward the drain and the glass panel blocks spray. Because we waterproof past the shower, the floor around it is protected too.
A recent project
Georgetown · Walk-in & Curbless Showers
Terracotta tile runs from the bathroom floor straight into the shower with no curb to step over. Travertine slab walls, a built-in niche and a single glass panel keep the space open and easy to clean.
