No, I did not end up buying it as I couldn't find any reviews on the tub. I went with a 6 ft American standard whirlpool tub from Home Depot. The tub is a Home Depot exclusive and it was cheaper and more jets then other American standard whirlpools at other retailers.

Houses in northern climates must have footings 4 to 5 feet below grade so basements are therefore pretty cheap spaces and basement windows are desirable so that often puts the sill heights of ground floor windows above the eye level of someone standing outside. However, the combination of severe height restrictions and luxury homebuyers' desire for high ceilings can often result in putting entries and first floors very close to the ground. Certainly that's the case in much of the Greater Toronto Area. To make up for the loss of basement windows, large walkouts are usually installed at the rear of the homes. Since main floor master suites are extremely unusual, the privacy question isn't as much of a concern. (Of course, I remember a friend who one morning turned to see a man looking in at her through the second floor bathroom window.)

Thank you. Yes, I have a company or two I know who does them. Just wondering if anyone personally has experience with them. I live in So. Cal. and many homes have here, especially homes on the beach (and also the ones with frames around each panel) I don't personally know anyone with the frameless, and curious how people like them and if any minuses to share like leaks/seal/ noise, quality etc... Thank you.

I'm looking for anyone that has installed warmboard radiant floor heat system in their home. How has it gone for you? Is the floor solid? Is there any squeak or creaking you believe may be coming from the warmboard subfloor? https://www.warmboard.com/