[Keeferinspace]

Originally Posted by candymsw

I want to put a glass door on my Roman shower to keep it warm when I shower. Has anyone ever done this to their shower? Could you please post pictures and who did the work thank you.

Yes. We did. And love it. It was too cold in the winter without the door. Tried the curtain rod; kept falling and didn’t cover enough to keep the cool air out. The glass door works well and looks great. No mold issues; just leave the door open afterward. It dries out. We contracted through Lowe’s. They work with a local third party installer who did a terrific job.

[Madisond]

I put in an expandable shower curtain rod and shower curtain. Very effective and much less expensive

[FredMitchell]

I saw the topic earlier. Was just thinking about in during showering.

Curtains

• Easy to change if you want
• Gives you a two season option
• Probably the Roman Shower is more desirable for resale
• Low cost
• Easy install
• No extra pane of class to keep clean.
• You and your partner have a choice on each use.

[Nana2Teddy]

Originally Posted by jimbev

I like the curtain idea. Thought of installing it inside the shower on the side with the control handle. Out of sight when pulled back into the corner. Nice and warm in that 4x6 area. ������������

There are several configurations for the Roman showers depending on model and age of home. What you described wouldn’t work for our shower. Our curtain hangs right in the opening to the shower and is attractive since it’s fabric with a design on it. The vinyl liner is hidden inside the shower on the back side of the fabric curtain.

[Bonanza]

When did a walk-in shower become a Roman shower???

[Aces4]

Originally Posted by Bonanza

When did a walk-in shower become a Roman shower???

When you took the door or shower curtain away...

So you can enclose the doorway in some manner but it is no longer a "Roman shower".

[Bonanza]

Originally Posted by Aces4

When you took the door or shower curtain away...

So you can enclose the doorway in some manner but it is no longer a "Roman shower".

A "walk-in shower" never had a door or curtain.
That's why it was called a "walk-in shower!"

Most of the Villages' walk-in showers were L-shaped.
Maybe they're calling it a Roman shower now so they can charge more money!

[Aces4]

[QUOTE=Bonanza;2368309]A "walk-in shower" never had a door or curtain.
That's why it was called a "walk-in shower!"

Most of the Villages' walk-in showers were L-shaped.
Maybe they're calling it a Roman shower now so they can charge more money![/QUOTE

Semantics.