Benchmark Property Remodeling

Still using a shower curtain as your divider? 🚿

A shower curtain can do the basic job, but when a bathtub is converted into a dedicated walk-in shower, a glass enclosure can completely change how the space looks and functions.

For this Benchmark bathroom project, the glass enclosure helps create a more defined shower area, helps contain shower spray, and keeps the finished Onyx walls and shower features visible.

Sometimes the enclosure is more than just the finishing touch—it becomes part of how the whole shower space works together.

Curtain or glass — which would you prefer in your bathroom?
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One of the biggest changes in a tub-to-shower conversion happens before the shower even starts—the entry.

Replacing the bathtub created a dedicated shower space with a lower entry, making it better suited to how the homeowner uses the bathroom every day.

Would you use a walk-in shower more than a bathtub?
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Why replace a bathtub with a walk-in shower? For homeowners who primarily shower, the change can make the space easier to enter, easier to maintain, and better suited to everyday use.

This Benchmark project shows how an existing bathtub area was transformed into a dedicated Onyx shower with an updated enclosure and functional features.

What would you change about your current shower?
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From bathtub to walk-in shower.

This Topeka bathroom was reworked with a new shower base, marble-look surround, grab bars, handheld shower and frosted sliding enclosure.
The result is a bathroom designed around a different way of using the space—and a great example of how thoughtful planning can change the everyday experience of a room.

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A walk-in shower is more than just new walls.

This shower brings several functional details together: a shower base, handheld shower, grab bars, seating and a frosted enclosure.
Each feature was considered as part of one finished space designed around everyday use.

Think about how you want your shower to work every day.
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The finished shower starts behind the walls.

Demolition opened the space for plumbing access and wall preparation before the finished shower surfaces could go in.

These are the stages homeowners may not see once the project is complete—but they are an important part of preparing the space for what comes next.

See what happens before the shower looks finished.

The details matter before the work begins.

One request for this bathroom project was clear: a frosted glass shower door. From measuring the shower base to planning the enclosure, each decision helped shape the finished space.

A successful remodel starts by understanding how the homeowner wants the room to work.

Start with how you want your shower to work.

Thinking about changing your shower? Sometimes the best place to start is with how the space works for you every day.

For this Topeka bathroom project, the existing tub-and-shower setup was the starting point. The homeowner wanted a different approach, so the plan moved toward a walk-in shower designed around their needs.

What would you change about your current shower?

What could your bathroom become with a plan built around the way you actually use the space?

This project brought together a new shower, more useful storage, updated surfaces and lighting into one coordinated bathroom.

If your bathroom is ready for an update, we'd be happy to talk through the possibilities.

Schedule your free consultation.
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Great bathroom design isn't about choosing one standout feature.

It's about making the shower surround, accent tile, storage niches, vanity, fixtures and lighting feel like they were meant to share the same room.

Different details. One coordinated finished space.

What detail catches your eye first?

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