3 Convenience-Focused DIY Bathroom Projects

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When you envision your ideal bathroom, you likely picture luxurious touches that make it feel like a private oasis. But convenience is one factor not to overlook. After all, the bathroom is where you get ready for the day or end the night, and being able to enjoy simple conveniences makes your daily routine a little smoother.

There are numerous ways to enhance the convenience of your bathroom, but a few home improvement projects can make a significant difference. Whether it’s adding a soaking walk in tub or installing a double sink vanity, here are a few ideas to consider.

Walk-in bathtub with built-in seat, safety door, grab bars, and chrome fixtures in a modern bathroom.

Install a Walk In Tub

While walk in tubs are equipped with accessibility features geared toward seniors and those with mobility issues, anyone can enjoy the convenience of these easy-access tubs. Grab bars, non-slip surfaces, and, of course, low-threshold entrances make it much easier to get in and out of the bathtub.

Once in the tub, you can enjoy dual whirlpools and other hydrotherapy options, depending on the model. It may feature adjustable water jets that provide soothing massages, ideal for relieving muscle tension after a long day. Not only do you get convenience, but you can turn your bathroom into a personal spa.

 Replace Cumbersome Shower Curtains with a Door

Shower curtains do their job just fine but may not be the most convenient option. They can be fussy, dirty, and annoying at times. A sliding shower glass door is much more convenient, offering a polished, luxury appearance while doing a better job of keeping water in the shower and not on your bathroom floor.

Modern sliding glass shower door with black hardware and rainfall showerhead in a contemporary bathroom.

You can replace your shower curtain with sliding or even swinging doors, and you can find corner and neo-angle doors, providing options based on your bathroom’s layout.

Go From One Sink to Two

If you and your partner get ready at the same time every morning, you know that sharing a sink can be a hassle. If your bathroom has the space and you’re okay with a little plumbing work, consider installing a double sink vanity.

Double sink vanities provide more counter space, and you and your partner can brush your teeth at the same time without being in each other’s way.

Black double-sink bathroom vanity with white countertop, brass hardware, and decorative accents in a modern bathroom.

About Menards®

Bring your home improvement projects to life with Menards®. With over 300 locations across the Midwest, you can find high-quality tools, supplies, and materials to power your projects. Shop their extensive departments to transform every space in your home, whether you’re replacing your kitchen sink or installing a walk in bathroom tub and double sink vanities. From small updates to major renovations, every project begins with a trip to Menards®.

Shop all of these convenience-boosting bathroom upgrades at https://www.menards.com/

Location: 5101 Menard Dr, Eau Claire, WI 54703, USA

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