Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:You need to have the proper water sprays to make a virtual door so that heat doesn't escape.

notice the jets on the right, they will spray horizontally to keep in the heat

This looks like such a frivolous waste of water.

water is cheap don't be stupid and try to keep up with everyone else

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:You need to have the proper water sprays to make a virtual door so that heat doesn't escape.

notice the jets on the right, they will spray horizontally to keep in the heat

This looks like such a frivolous waste of water.

Anonymous wrote:You need to have the proper water sprays to make a virtual door so that heat doesn't escape.

notice the jets on the right, they will spray horizontally to keep in the heat

If I lived somewhere hot and tropical, then yes.

Here? No thank you -- it will be cold and drafty in the winter.

Yes, this is a totally impartible idea that only has aesthetics going for it (and maybe not even that).

You need to have the proper water sprays to make a virtual door so that heat doesn't escape.

Not that it should matter, but someday when you sell the house you will have to put a door in.

We have one and we love it. I was afraid I'd get cold because I get cold easily, but it hasn't been a problem. Maybe it's the way ours is shaped? Ours is pretty enclosed and there's just a small opening. I absolutely LOVE not having to clean a glass door or squeegee it ever day.

If I lived somewhere hot and tropical, then yes.

Here? No thank you -- it will be cold and drafty in the winter.

Anonymous wrote:I love the idea, but it's been pointed out to me that if there's any draft, like in a large bathroom, you'll freeze.

+1 I like the steam to build up in the enclosed shower during the winter.

Anonymous wrote:I love the idea, but it's been pointed out to me that if there's any draft, like in a large bathroom, you'll freeze.

+1 Love the look but went with frameless because of drafts.
There are ways to get a more elegant look with frameless if that's the route you need to go. We added extra height to ours so that the visual wasn't chopped.

I like the look, but I freeze. Put up a shower curtain, which I hate, to keep out the draft.

I love the idea, but it's been pointed out to me that if there's any draft, like in a large bathroom, you'll freeze.

I love it.

I don't know if it's a thing or not, but I love ours.

We have an shower that's enclosed on 3 sides and had a glass door. The door broke last year and I never replaced it because I love it the way it is now. It's big enough that no water comes out.

We're going to get our master bathroom remodeled. I like the idea of an "open", meaning literally open, no glass shower. There is plenty of room. Is this weird? I like the look.. but don't know if I'm crazy?