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Updated about 7 years ago on . Most recent reply

Anyone have experience with the all-in-one shower units?
I am rehabbing a flooded home. I would love to slide in one of those all in one shower units:
1. I heard that it is difficult to pull out existing plumbing/tank
2. Possible problems with leaking at the connection on plumbing.
I have seen them in new construction and really like them. Thinking it would be a quick and easy solution, but maybe not.
Karen in Houston