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Shower door or shower curtain?
I am in the remodeling my rental property. My contractor is willing to install either a shower door or a curtain. I know the curtain rod will be a lot easier for him to install. For long term rental, which would be more preferred?
Any suggestions?
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@Waleep Alvi all good points made by @Tanner Sherman @Bjorn Ahlblad and @Sharlene Mulchandani. I would just ask yourself what kind of rental are you going for? Obviously glass looks nicer and is more appealing to a tenant, but not something that necessarily drives up the rent price. If you have a recently remodeled place then I would say go with the glass to complete the look. If it's just a standard rental, then go with the shower curtain.
Never a bad idea to look at the comps - this should help give you some direction based on your specific market. Best of luck!