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Eric La Pratt
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  • Chicago, IL
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Alcove Shower - Not a Tub: Shower Door or Curtain?

Eric La Pratt
  • Investor
  • Chicago, IL
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I've seen some posts on this however it's not very clear if others are debating over a tub or a walk-in shower and wanted to post this to get feedback and even suggestions. Nicest rehab in a class B- neighbood with an alcove 48" walk in shower (disregard the measurement on the photo below) on the 3rd floor unit in Chicago (proper).

1) Would you install a glass door or curtain rod?
2) What product recommendations do you have for a door?

Here's a blurry image of the space. There's a niche not shown that has the same white hexagonal tile in it. Naturally I'm interested in showing off the rehab. Finding quality glass shower doors are more than I expected and not sure where to source a good one without paying an arm and a leg.

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