Quilt as a door?

Oooo very good! I'm dieing to redo our kitchen and getting rid of the crappy cupboard fronts is a cheap option to new cupboards. These quilt ideas or great!

Shona who can see her DH rolling his eyeballz in NZ

We stampers use them regularly to make all kinds of "art".

The Blessed Fiddy, Patroness Saint of the Disorganized LC in Sunny So Cal Personality Development Specialist (Full-Time Mom!)

Hmmmm,--I see what you mean. Probably a royal purple velvet with gold dingle balls,---yeessss!! Well, while we're at it, we should also line the whole damn thing with those mirror tiles that have the goldy thread running through them.---And we could shop around for another bordello type reading lamp that we could attach a roller to for the TP. ---Sarah, if you ever quit managing offices you could become one of those Dallas decorators!! {{{ snicker}}}}--It's a Texas thang. I wish to remain unknown

The plans for inclined floor with the drain is or was originally built for easy access for the handicapped. It is a good idea for elderly people who are stiff / arthritic, or the wheelchair bound. No barriers, no boundreys. Probably a very smart investment if you are "of a certain age" A certainly aged RedQueen

Cea, why not install the doors opening out? (Like fire exit doors) RedQueen

Re: Quilt as a door? scratched her head and asked quizzically:

Oh boy -- are we ever talking bordello!!! bring out those tea bags from a while past -- did anyone ever really master that twirling technique???

These are the best! I love shower rooms. The best one I saw was a spiral bit in the corner that you walked round and very slightly downwards to the shower in the middle circular bit!

Charlie.

My M&D's bathroom has this instead of a bath, so they can easily stand and shower and won't slipover, nor do they have to step up and into a shower. Its brilliant - I want one!!!

The floor is a little pimply to walk on in bare feet - but no more slipping a$$ over hairpiece!

Suzie B

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Re: Quilt as a door? < Judy Grevenites> wrote: The plans for inclined floor with the drain is or was originally built for easy access for the handicapped. It is a good idea for elderly people who are stiff / arthritic, or the wheelchair bound. No barriers, no boundreys. Probably a very smart investment if you are "of a certain age" drooled back: My M&D's bathroom has this instead of a bath, so they can easily stand and shower and won't slipover, nor do they have to step up and into a shower. Its brilliant - I want one!!!

I WANT THAT SHOWER!!!! it sounds beautiful, all I have here is a small tub with a shower head sticking out that we have used CLR and other stuff on...it 'sprikles' (my daugthers term) out like its rebelling at you for actually expecting it to do its job. what's worse, no water pressure here. so I just take long hot bubble baths instead. takes about 30 mins to fill up the tub but that's less frustrating than trying to get the water temperature to oh say....actually stay ONE temperature (warm) while dealing with the showers other geriatric effects.

peepla

I once lived in an apartment that had a tiny bathroom with a drain in the floor. The shower head was in a corner; the door latched back to form a shower door, protecting sink and toilet from the spray. The whole space was about the same size as a standard shower stall.