Making Bathrooms GuestFriendly (NAPSA)—If you want to make your home a bit more functional— and hospitable—pretend you don’t live there. That’s the advice from designers who say looking at your home from a guest’s point of view can make big difference in how comfortable your houseis. There may be no place in the home where a little hospitable forethought makes more difference than in the guest bathroom. That’s probably one reason the latest trend in home remodeling involves installing bath/showers in closet bathrooms and guest bathrooms. Homeowners can find a number of bathing fixtures that are roomy enough to be comfortable yet small enough to fit into a smaller bathroom. For instance, the Sterling Ensemble bath/shower that’s 60 inches long, 32 inches wide and 18 inches deep is a spacious upgrade over standard models that tend to measure 30 inches wide and 15 inches deep. The fixtures are manufactured in such a way that they are easy to install and clean, and each fixture has a high-gloss finish that does not chip, crack or peel. In addition, the showers come with six vertical shelves, three in each corner, that provide ample amount of storage for toiletries. & Z New types of bath/shower fixtures makeit easy to spruce up your guest bathroom. If you want your guests to enjoy a more luxurious bathing experience, try installing a whirlpool bath. Sterling’s Ensemble whirlpool bath incorporates eight adjustable jets to create a hydromassage experience that is unique to each person. Two jets are located on the side, two are directed toward the feet and four smaller jets are positioned for the back and neck areas. A preinstalled and premounted pump offers a ready-to-connect installation and powers the eightjet whirlpool. The bath also features a removable front-access panel, which provides convenient access to the bath’s adjustable components. For more information, visit www.SterlingPlumbing.com.
