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  "name": "Do I need a glass door on a walk-in shower, or can I leave it open?",
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      "name": "Do I need a glass door on a walk-in shower, or can I leave it open?",
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        "text": "Shower doors are optional; a fixed glass panel, curtain, or open entry may work depending on splash direction, room size, ventilation, and the user’s ability to operate a door. Elite Remodeling & Design can coordinate glass and enclosure decisions with the shower layout rather than treating them as a late add-on.\n\nAn open entry may feel spacious but can send water onto the bathroom floor if the spray and slope are not carefully planned.\n\nKey factors:\n- Showerhead direction and entry location\n- Available splash zone\n- Cleaning preferences\n- Door clearance and accessibility\n\nAsk for a plan showing the spray, glass, and entry path. Confirm whether glass measurement occurs after finished surfaces are installed.\n\nThe best enclosure balances water control with ease of use.",
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        "description": "You do not always need a door. A fixed panel, curtain, or open entry can work when the shower size, spray direction, slope, and ventilation control splash. Review the glass and entry layout together before choosing an enclosure."
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  "description": "You do not always need a door. A fixed panel, curtain, or open entry can work when the shower size, spray direction, slope, and ventilation control splash. Revi"
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