A helpful little video on shower niche installation

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Rebecca Wasieleski
May 4, 2009
There are all kinds of handy tools on the internet, and you never know when you're going to want to use one. ProSpec recently put together a video on installing recessed shelving in showers -- a tricky project considering the potential for mold and rot if done wrong. ProSpec's shower niche system offers solutions for the contractor or do-it-yourselfer to easily install a waterproof shower niche with products and techniques that will prevent mold and rot. Take a look at it and bookmark the site -- you never know when you might be working in a client's bathroom, or your own bathroom, and see the potential for a built-in shampoo caddy or soap nook.
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