Asheville Bathroom RemodelingAsheville, North Carolina

Asheville, North Carolina

Walk-in showers in Asheville

A curbless entry looks simple until someone has to figure out where that water goes instead.

Slope replaces the curb

Remove the curb and the floor has to do the job the curb used to do — sloping consistently toward a linear or center drain without creating a lip anywhere a foot might catch. That's a framing and slab question before it's a tile question.

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Asheville context

Asheville's building stock spans Gilded-Age sanatorium-era cottages, the English-style rowhouses of Biltmore Village, Arts-and-Crafts bungalows in Montford and West Asheville, and steep-lot construction wedged into mountainside grades. On a house built into a slope, floor framing can already be uneven before a curbless shower is even considered.

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