Shower stall help?

There is NO WAY to modify that shower. Sorry.

Your options are

Obviously option 1 is the cheapest, probably number 2 is second cheapest.

I don't know fiberglass, so can't address altering the wall unless to remove it all and put in tile :o) Rather than remove the seats to accomodate the shower chair, can the shower chair be altered to fit on top of the seat? Don't really know enough about your method of transferring/seating in shower to figure what to do. Transfer to and from the chair alone? MUST remove both of the molded seats? I can be dangerously creative, and am retired nurse, so moving people is old had. I just would like to know more about your plan. Good luck! Looks like you have a marvelous spot for your new home :o)

Thanks. I've already looked at those and more like them. It's not just the cost of the shower, but also the cost of having someone rip out the old one and install the new one. I was hoping not to have to go through all that again. (Been there, done that, had nightmares over it.)

If I must, I must, but I had my fingers crossed that there might be another way.

Maxi

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Thanks. We love it out there.

The shower needs to accomodate two of us. I'm concerned about the safety of possibly removing a leg from the shower chair so that it can perch on that seat in there. Plus, there needs to be enough room in front for my husband to be in there, too. Because he lifts me into the shower, we can't reach the seats that are there now, and a patient lift can't deal with the front ledge on the bottom. So we either have to get those molded seats out so we can use my shower chair (which is the kind that stretches in and out of the tub so I can sit on it outside the tub and slide over into the tub or shower) or rip out the whole thing and start over.

Thanks for any suggestions.

Maxi

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