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Proud Clarion Bathware® Partner
With their appealing designs, excellent value and amazing selection of bathroom products going back to 1973, Clarion has the respect of most architects, contractors and homeowners alike. Clarion offers custom-crafted molds for even the most difficult bathroom remodeling projects.
The company offers the industry’s finest bathtubs, showers, shower bases, multi-piece sectionals, pet showers, shower tub combos, utility showers, and much more. Because of this, we at Fairborn Plumbing & Drain are proud to sell and install Clarion’s amazing products. We are the Greater Dayton and Greater Cincinnati’s areas top-rated Clarion Bathware Partner. As a family-owned company that’s local, we like Clarion because the company is an all-American company through and through. In fact, Clarion is one of the best American-based bathroom companies worldwide. Clarion offers bathroom features that are designed to shine and made to last a lifetime. We recommend products to consumers like the Clarion Bathware tub and shower combination as a great option for bathroom makeovers. Make your bathroom the talk of your party with Clarion. Whether you need something for a smaller area or a larger space with full bathtub/shower installation, Clarion is an excellent option. Additionally, we also offer work for new construction and renovation projects with our vacuum-packed one-piece unit. Almost all of Clarion’s products are available in a wide range of styles, sizes, colors, shapes, and other options. Give us a call today to hear more about Clarion Bathware and how it would be an excellent fit for your home.
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FAQ: Bathroom Remodeling Questions
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What is included in a bathroom remodel?
A bathroom remodel can include all sorts of changes to your existing bathroom. You can opt for a new floor, a new vanity, countertops, mirrors, new toilets, new lighting, a medicine cabinet, a ventilation fan, and paint or drywall repairs. Guest bathrooms renovations or upgrades often include things like a new vanity, upgrading the bathtub, a new shower, installing new tile in tub or shower, faucet replacement, flooring, lighting and freshly painted walls and/or new wallpaper.
How important is bathroom ventilation?
Like a kitchen, only worse, bathrooms are notorious for being the most humid room in the home. Who hasn’t seen their mirror all steamed up after a hot shower. When mirrors are all steamed up, be sure that the same moisture is also coating the walls and all the surrounding woodwork — even though you might not see it. Damp environments can turn into a breeding ground for mildew and mold unless you take the proper measures to keep air flowing and dry out the space. Almost all local building codes require ventilation in the form of a fan in the bathroom without a window opening to the outside. Because of this, we strongly suggest using your ventilation. Ventilation and fans remove steam from the bathroom and vent it to the outside of the home.
What’s the best type of flooring for my bathroom?
When it comes to bathroom floors, homeowners need to take safety into account when they’re choosing a new floor for their bathroom. In some cases, safety requires one to ignore the inspirational sales images (which are misleading) they show in those fancy high-end home and bathroom magazines. While these publications often showcase sleek marble floors in a bathroom, one needs only to step out onto it once to know what we’re talking about. Getting out of a wet tub and walking barefoot on a marble floor is a recipe for disaster. This isn’t even mentioning the price tag on some of these materials. Let’s be realistic. Our bathroom experts recommend going with slip-resistant ceramic tile. There should be a coefficient of friction (COF) rating right on the box. This rating indicates the tile is safer to walk on when it’s wet than other types of tile. Ultimately, if you’re thinking about using carpeting for the floor in your bathroom, we urge you to think twice. Carpet is so unsuitable for use in the bathroom, it’s common sense not to use it. Fabric soaks up water. This causes all sorts of nasty odors, and increases the risk of mold and mildew over time.