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How do I turn a stand alone bathtub into a shower? |
We live in an old house and have an old stand alone bathtub. We do have a shower, but the floor around it needs to be re-done so we'd like to use it as little as possible. The bad thing is we have a panel ceiling so hooking anything to it might be hard. Is there anything we can do to attach to the bathtub to route water up to make into a shower? Or something to hang a curtain around that doesnt have to hook to the ceiling? I've looked everywhere and can't find anything. Thanks! You need to get a plumber to move the bathtub over to the shower area. Otherwise simply get a long shower hose and attach a hook to the wall near the rim of the bathtub. |
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