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By: Re- Bath Remodeling |  6 Shares     61 Reads August 15, 2017 // Franchising.com // Phoenix, AZ - Re-Bath, America’s premier bathroom remodeling franchise located in over 150 cities nationwide, is pleased to welcome two new locally owned and operated Re-Bath locations in New Haven and Hartford, Connecticut. Re- Bath offers customers complete bathroom remodels , tub and shower updates, as well as integrating aging and accessibility solutions into their customized designs. “We are excited to be able to offer the exceptional Re-Bath products and services for the residents of the New Haven and Hartford communities,” shared Jeff Schiavi , operations manager for both locations. “We look forward to helping our customers achieve the bathroom of their dreams that is not only beautiful, but functional using the latest techniques in design and products.” Both locations are owned by Jay Hershman. According to the Residential Remodeling Index , the home improvement industry is projected to g...

For a tiny human being, a baby can make some real big messes , from blowouts to spit-ups. And as most parents will attest, cleaning up a small, floppy, slippery newborn isn ’t without its challenges. A baby bath tub can make the job easier. While you’ll probably only rely on an infant tub until baby is about 6 months old or until she’s developmentally able to sit up, it is handy and sets the stage for making bath time fun once baby gets older and graduates to the big tub. Types Of Baby Bath Tubs • In- sink baby bath tubs : Ideal for a newborn, these infant bath tubs are smaller and fit inside or over a kitchen sink. Typically made of mesh, foam, cloth or plastic, many of these baby bath tubs are collapsible and take up very little storage space. • Basin baby bath tubs : Designed to sit on the counter, on the floor or even in your actual tub, these plastic baby bath tubs give you a lot of flexibility on where bath time happens. • Tubs that grow with baby: Not all babies are read...

10 images The shower bath is a marvellous piece of dual- function design . It provides additional width for over- bath showering without losing the lie-back-and-soak function of a traditional bath – brilliant for tight spaces where a separate bath and shower just won’t fit. Look for shower screens that will make the most of your bath, following a curving edge of a P-shaped bath and sliding open, or providing a streamlined wall of glass in line with a square L-shaped design. Buy everything separately for your perfect combination, or look for complete suites. Some even include the showers themselves, taps, bath panels and fittings, so shop about for a bargain. Click or tap to zoom into this image This is image 1 of 10 Lovely curving bath design that provides extra width for showering. Shown here with a two- panel sliding shower screen with chrome trim. Bath only, all fixtures, fittings and shower screen sold separately . Acrylic. H63 W90 L170cm . £400 Wickes Buy it now! Click or tap...

Style is important to us. Probably the decision to makeover your bathroom was reached not because of a crack in the bath, a leak in the shower, a problem with the toilet – these isolated incidences of damage or disrepair can be mended, replaced or simply ignored for a while. Most of us make the decision to replace our bathroom suites because we’ve lived with them long enough: our bathroom’s style is no longer appealing to us, we’re embarrassed by it, and we feel that it no longer suits our homes, our personalities, and our lives. If you’re looking to change the style of your bathroom, you should first think about the way in which you use the space you have. What do you like; what could be improved; what should be ripped out and thrown far, far away? Next, think about how you want your bathroom to look and perform. Looking specifically at showers, this involves asking yourself such questions as: Do I want a shower cubicle with a door, a walk in shower, or a wet room? Should my shower be...

Looks like we can steal some decorating tips from the spa at Mandarin Oriental. Here you’ ll find 1930s Shanghai -inspired artwork throughout the gorgeous facility. All photos coutesy of Mandarin Oriental. Heading to the spa? It should be a refreshing experience. You shouldn’t feel like you’re trapped in a dark cave. We get that it’s one way  to escape and relax, but you want to feel rejuvenated too. Plus, dim lighting and dark corners sound more like elements of a scary movie than a spa day. So we need light. Lots of it. That’s why we love the award-winning Forbes Five-Star spa at Mandarin Oriental . Measuring more than 25,000 square feet, this two- level spa offers natural lighting from its multiple floor-to-ceiling windows. Whether you’re lounging in the relaxation area , unwinding during a spa treatment or breaking a sweat during a yoga session, the sunlight greets you everywhere. This is just one of the reasons we’re so in love with this Las Vegas spa. See why we dream of stayin...