Anyone use barn tin for a shower?





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Rusting problem is easily mitigated with one simple step. After installation is complete, spray the surface with clearcoat and allow to dry. Follow that with a annual coat of *Turtle Wax, and the surface should remain rust free.
*I have been assured that no turtles have been harmed in the making of this product.
If you are just after the look and worried about rust and maintenance, Fasade now makes a thermoplastic panel that looks like corrugated tin. I've used this product in several houses and love it.
If you get new galvanized corrugated tin, you will never rust through it during your lifetime. I would recommend buying one of the fiberglass bases from Home Depot. I'm in the middle of doing the same thing. I bought a 3 ft by 5 ft base for $160. Just use a really good waterproof sealant. You can buy the fixed glass panels through home Depot also. I'm going to do that and just leave the shower open on one end. Trim it out on the exterior with barn wood. It will look awesome!