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The glass doors in the master bath went in today thanks to the talented Dale and Johan from Accent Shower Door. They did an excellent job with the fabrication and installation of the doors and with their customer service. Highly recommended - http://www.accentshowerdoor.com/

The doors are into the toilet compartment and into the shower.....The shower door has a transom window that can be closed when the steam generator is filling the shower stall with steam......Both doors are slightly green reed glass that nicely complement the green tiles on the opposite wall.

The toilet compartment and the shower stall both have a remote fan in the attic that is on a timer, helpful to air out the place, if you know what I mean......The shower stall's steam generator is also in the attic and it has a timer right next to the shower stall door.

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