We are in the process of buying a 1930's house, and the inspector told us that it was going to be a bear to take the old tubs out of the bathroom, and that we might have to break the wall to do so. We aren't against the current tubs; they are in fine shape. But we did notice that the walls near the tubs had condensation problems, so we would like to install a tub enclosure. However, the tub is an odd shape. It is basically square on three of the four corners (the tub sits against the wall on two sides--the long side and the short side with the spigot), but has one rounded corner protruding out into the room. I was wondering if there is any enclosure that can be affixed on top of a rounded tub like this so that we can keep the condensation inside the tub as much as possible? I have been looking on line for a couple of hours now, and can't seem to find any 90 degree angle enclosures that have a rounded corner. Or alternatively, anyway to modify the tub?
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