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Forty Fort, PA (PRWEB) January 24, 2014

Visit the ReBath Northeast bathroom remodeling display at the 9th annual Northeastern PA Home & Garden Show beginning this weekend.

The home show is the first of the spring season in the Northeast PA area and will be held at the Mohegan Sun Arena at Casey Plaza in Wilkes-Barre Township.

ReBath Northeast will be giving away great savings on bathroom remodeling to anyone who stops by their booth this weekend. Owner and president, Rich Rome decided to change the offer for the NEPA home shows this year to give the home show-goers a big advantage.

Many of the people that go to the home shows are serious about finding contractors to work on their homes, Rome said. We want to give them a significant discount so the ones that are serious will give us a call.

This year, ReBath Northeast will be bringing four bathroom displays to show attendees. The displays include examples of a full bathroom remodel, a low barrier shower base with a ramp, a walk-in tub and an acrylic bathtub liner.

Along with the beautiful displays, ReBath Northeast will have knowledgeable associates at the booths to answer all questions. Anyone who stops by the booth and is interested in meeting with an estimator can give their information to receive a scheduling phone call.

For the first time, ReBath Northeasts sister company, 1 Week Kitchens, will also have a display. Their booth will be located next to the ReBath booth. The booths are located on the upper level, numbers 46-50.

Along with these two great booths the NEPA Home and Garden Show features nearly 100 vendors, home show only prices and celebrity appearances by Jeff Devlin and Harry Rinker of HGTV.

Hours for the show are: Friday Jan. 24, 2 p.m. to 7 p.m.; Saturday Jan. 25, 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. and Sunday Jan. 26 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Admission is $7.50 for adults, $5.50 for seniors 65+ and free for kids under 16. Parking for this event is free.

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Planning to remodel a bathroom this year?

Think shower, not tub. And bring in the light lots of it.

Those are two of the trends that turned up in a recent survey on bathroom remodeling projects by Houzz (www.houzz.com), the home design and remodeling website and phone app. Houzz invited its newsletter readers to share their remodeling plans, and 7,645 responded, said Liza Hausman, the companys vice president of community and marketing.

This was Houzzs first bathroom trends survey, so its impossible to use the findings to make specific comparisons to the past. But the study does show whats hot right now in bathroom design.

One of those trends is what Hausman called the amazing shower.

Showers are getting bigger and more elaborate, she said. More homeowners are installing two-person showers with multiple sprays, sometimes outfitted with accessories such as seats or shower heads that simulate rain.

Apparently some homeowners are making room for a bigger shower by eliminating a tub, which Hausman found surprising. Forty-three percent of respondents said theyre choosing to forgo a bathtub, even in the master bathroom.

The older the homeowners, the less likely they are to want a tub, although Hausman isnt sure why. Maybe theyve been around long enough to know how infrequently garden tubs and jetted bathtubs get used. Or maybe theyre opting for accessible showers that require more space, she speculated.

Those showers are almost always enclosed in all glass, especially in the master bathroom. Frameless glass is popular, with 54 percent of homeowners choosing it for the master bathroom and 37 percent for other full baths in the house. Glass block is out, Hausman said, but shower curtains are still showing up in 10 percent of master baths and 33 percent of other full baths.

The preference for glass enclosures is probably related to the popularity of light in bathroom remodeling projects. People are bringing in light in abundance through windows, skylights and even shower heads with LED lights that seem to change the color of the water, she said, and clear glass enclosures let that light shine through. Hausman said maintenance wasnt raised as an issue by survey participants, so apparently people are willing to squeegee their shower enclosures religiously or else, she said with a laugh, theyre willing to live with the water spots.

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Planning to remodel a bathroom this year?

Think shower, not tub. And bring in the light lots of it.

Those are two of the trends that turned up in a recent survey on bathroom remodeling projects by Houzz (www.houzz.com), the home design and remodeling website and phone app. Houzz invited its newsletter readers to share their remodeling plans, and 7,645 responded, said Liza Hausman, the companys vice president of community and marketing.

This was Houzzs first bathroom trends survey, so its impossible to use the findings to make specific comparisons to the past. But the study does show whats hot right now in bathroom design.

One of those trends is what Hausman called the amazing shower.

Showers are getting bigger and more elaborate, she said. More homeowners are installing two-person showers with multiple sprays, sometimes outfitted with accessories such as seats or shower heads that simulate rain.

Apparently some homeowners are making room for a bigger shower by eliminating a tub, which Hausman found surprising. Forty-three percent of respondents said theyre choosing to forgo a bathtub, even in the master bathroom.

The older the homeowners, the less likely they are to want a tub, although Hausman isnt sure why. Maybe theyve been around long enough to know how infrequently garden tubs and jetted bathtubs get used. Or maybe theyre opting for accessible showers that require more space, she speculated.

Those showers are almost always enclosed in all glass, especially in the master bathroom. Frameless glass is popular, with 54 percent of homeowners choosing it for the master bathroom and 37 percent for other full baths in the house. Glass block is out, Hausman said, but shower curtains are still showing up in 10 percent of master baths and 33 percent of other full baths.

The preference for glass enclosures is probably related to the popularity of light in bathroom remodeling projects. People are bringing in light in abundance through windows, skylights and even shower heads with LED lights that seem to change the color of the water, she said, and clear glass enclosures let that light shine through. Hausman said maintenance wasnt raised as an issue by survey participants, so apparently people are willing to squeegee their shower enclosures religiously or else, she said with a laugh, theyre willing to live with the water spots.

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