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Shower Rod or Clear Glass Sliding Bathtub Door

Tim Huynh
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I'm redoing my bathroom for my rental property and my contractor say he can install either one at no additional charge.  In your opinion which one one would you choose and why?  

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Charles Goetz
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Charles Goetz
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@Tim Huynh  The door absolutely will look better and if it was a flip or A class and I would go that way, but a rod is a better idea otherwise.

I learned the hard way. That awsome looking glass door doesn't look as good after it hasn't been cleaned for 12 months. I like to also look for the things that will cut down on maintenance costs. The door can create work orders. I also look at liability and glass & shower could spell issues. 

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