Free in-home design consultation. Written quote, good for 30 days.
Products
The wall surface determines how the bathroom looks. The base determines whether it is usable. Set out below is the difference between the tiers in plain terms, so you can arrive at the consultation knowing roughly which one your project calls for.
Solid surface wall systems
The character of tile, with none of tile's maintenance.
Solid surface walls in a realistic 3 inch by 8 inch subway pattern and four other tile looks. The color runs through the full thickness of the panel, so the surface can be renewed instead of replaced.
See Classic finishes
Trimmable solid surface
Engineered for rooms that were never square to begin with.
The same solid surface construction as Classic, with side walls trimmed to the opening you actually have and a range of stone and marble finishes.
See Classic Plus finishes
Premium solid surface
A renewable stone surface, in fourteen finishes.
Our premium tier. Solid surface with color through the entire thickness, in an easy-care 4 inch by 8 inch subway pattern, offered in seven colors and two finishes each.
See Signature finishes
Low and zero threshold
The component that determines whether the shower is usable.
Solid surface bases in adjustable, low and zero threshold configurations. The zero-threshold base is what makes a true roll-in shower possible.
See Barrier-Free Bases finishesSide by side
Most tub-to-shower conversions are Classic or Classic Plus. Most full remodels are Signature. Every accessible project uses a barrier-free base, whichever walls go on it.
| Classic | Classic Plus | Signature | Barrier-Free Bases | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Material | Solid surface | Solid surface, trimmed on site | Solid surface | Solid surface base |
| Color through thickness | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Tile pattern | 3x8 subway and four others | Tile, stone and marble faces | 4x8 subway, square or smooth | Not applicable |
| Finishes | 6 patterns | 8 finishes | 7 colors, gloss or velvet | White, black, grays |
| Out-of-square rooms | Standard fit | Side walls cut to fit | Standard fit | Adjustable threshold |
| Typical use | Tub-to-shower conversion | Older homes, stone looks | Primary bath, full remodel | Every accessible build |
Start with the base, not the walls. A zero-threshold base is what makes a roll-in shower possible, and it is the configuration the VA names as an eligible HISA improvement. Any of the three wall tiers can go on top of it.
Samples
Finishes read completely differently under your own light, against your own flooring and fixtures. A design consultant brings the physical samples to you at no cost, holds them up in the actual room, and then leaves you to think it over.
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Four questions, no obligation, and no pressure to decide on the day.
Send a few details and a photo or two of the room as it stands today. We will tell you what the space can realistically become, what reaching that involves, and what drives the number, well before anyone discusses signing anything.
