Sliding Door Bathroom Reddit

I widened bedroom and bathroom doorways for power wheelchair (46" long) and Hoyer lift access via a narrow hallway, and hung sliding doors. I cut felt-like door mats into strips and tacked to the trailing edge of the door and to the jamb on the leading edge, for privacy. Pros and cons of different types of doors for a small bathroom? We're in the process of remodeling our bathroom with somewhat limited funds.

It's a very small room, right off the dining room, and the door opens inward to sit right in front of the vanity. I would make sure your new door if it will be hinged (as opposed to a sliding system), that it can swing into the shower. If it only swings out you can enjoy water dripping on the floor off the door.

We're replacing our shower door in the master bathroom. Standard one piece 48" insert shower. What do people prefer for both glass and door style? Current have a swinging door with frosted glass.

I'm thinking clear glass would be nice for light, but maybe feel more exposed than I'd want? Curious to hear opinions of people that went either way. I'm pretty set on going with a double. I have some old 72" x 80" french doors that are basically falling apart, and I want o replace it with a sliding glass door.

When looking online at Lowes and Home Depot the price ranges WILDLY from $400 to $2800. As far as I can tell, there is not much difference. I went into Lowes and the guy working there basically said get the stock low price one for about $500.

The purpose is 1) barn doors save space and 2) glass let's natural light in. Glass also is rather sturdy unlike walls that can get beat up, need repainting, new wallpaper, etc. Anyone have any strong opinions on shower door types? The space we have lends it self more to a sliding shower door rather than a hinged one.

Anyone have any positive or negative reviews either way? What are full-gut bathroom renovations going for nowadays? I just got a quote for two full bath renovations. The all-in cost estimate (labor, building materials, and finishing materials like vanity and lighting) was about $51K.

So about $25.5K/bathroom. I'm new to this stuff, but that seems a little high. FYI, we are not going for high.

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4-5 years ago, I spent nearly $100,000 to install all new Pella windows and doors in my house. Today, when it rains, all three of my Pella sliding glass doors leak. These leaks have caused significant damage to my home.

A Pella service person recently came out to inspect the problem and determined the seal around the glass on the doors has failed. He said that 8 of the 12 glass panels (4.