If you were buying, would you rather have shower doors or a shower curtain?

[Anonymous]

Here's an idea...neither! When we renovated our hall bath, we never ended up installing a rod or curtain, because it was only the kids' bath. Left it that way when we showed/sold the house because it looked clean and open. Obviously we would have had to install a rod/curtain down the road once kids started showering, and buyers could do the same. Just a thought!

[Anonymous]

are the doors clean, in good shape and not bright gold finishes? then id leave them and let the buyers decide

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Another vote for curtain. Better for baths/kids and they just don't get gross. If your liner gets gross you can replace it for $4.

+1 to all of you "curtains are gross" people.

[Anonymous]

For a shower/ tub combo I prefer curtains.

For a standing shower only, I like the door but only if there is really space for it. We saw one house with a super small shower stall in the master bath and a door that opened inward (there was no room to open it outward) and you could barely get in and out of the shower, and I'm a small person. But I love the clean/ open look of doors in a big enough shower stall.

[Anonymous]

PP here- if you already have the doors, I don't know that I would take them out. If you hadn't already had the doors, I wouldn't spend the money putting them in.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wroteoors are better from showers, but curtains are better for giving baths to children.

Doors are never good in a tub/shower combo.

They are too clausterphobic. Tubs are way to narrow to enclose with a sliding door. It screams 1970s/early80s and dates your bathroom.

Yep yep yep.