13 Top Bathroom Remodel Trends

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This is a great article for contractors and homeowners alike.

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RaleighPainting said…
Good article, the only thing I might add is most times it is hard to find the extra space needed when doing a bathroom remodel for this type of approach. Because normally you are taking it out of a bedroom. Which are already tight in space.
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Anonymous said…
I really like your article I would say after read that article so if I make my bathroom with some wooden furnished with home theater so is that possible?
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