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Onyx will typically be less expensive because the bowl is already integrated in the top unlike the solid surface top.

You could actually set them (tiles) in place with an adhesive silicone and "seal" around them with a colormatch silicone to eliminate the grout.

Just finished up a new display in our showroom. Wanted to get a little creative with our shower panels. So we decided to drill some 'extra holes' in the panels and insert some glass tiles. Going for a "bubble" effect. What do you think? Cheers!

Ya - that is almost definitely coming from the seam where your wall panels 'snap' into your bathtub. Once you remove the sheertock in the effected area you will expose the flange that attaches to your framing. Run your shower and confirm the leak out of that exact area. Apply silicone in the...

Here is a video on how to apply silicone in a shower. :)

Water damage in a shower is really bad because you use your shower every day - sometimes several times. It get even worse because it is a exterior wall. If you have insulation in your walls the water will 'wick' up the insulation and not stop until gravity says so. The other bad thing about...

If you are thinking of going with shower panels you will definitely NOT want to go over the existing tile. Remove your existing tile and backer board (sheetrock or concrete board) all the way down to the studs. You will then go back in with new 1/2" sheetrock and install your new panels to that...

If it were my bathroom I would probably just re-deck (tongue and groove) the entire thing. Looks like you are almost half way there anyway. Glue the decking (3/4") down to the floor joists and sink some screws in it to eliminate squeaking. As for the shower pan I would highly recommend a solid...

So the curb is installed separate onto the shower base? I don't think I have ever heard of this. Typically a shower base is comprised of 3 tile flanges, a curb, and a shower pan with the drain all in one piece. As for where you would mount the door. If your threshold is 4" wide I would recommend...