This Edmond project kept a bathtub and updated the bathing area with acrylic walls, corner storage, grab bars and a sliding door. The installation photos show the change from the original tiled tub.
Before: an existing tub and square tile
The original bathroom had a bathtub with square-tile walls and older fixtures. Keeping a tub can make sense when the household still wants a place to bathe as well as shower. This project is an example of replacing the bathing system without converting it to a shower-only space.
During: a new bathtub and open framing
The progress photograph shows the new bathtub in place with wall framing and insulation exposed above it. It makes the sequence visible: the old tiled surfaces come out before the new wall system finishes the bathing area. The surrounding bathroom remains recognizable throughout the photographs.
After: storage, support and a sliding door
The installation photograph shows white acrylic walls with a decorative accent band, corner shelves, grab bars and a sliding door with privacy glass. Installation tools are still visible in this photo; it documents the new system during the work rather than a staged room after handover.
Planning a similar Edmond bathtub replacement
Compare the wall pattern, shelf placement, grab-bar arrangement and door style before choosing your system. A bathtub replacement and a tub-to-shower conversion solve different needs. Your consultant can help you keep the features you use and identify which measurements and preparation work belong in the written quote.
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