1 The cost of a Bath Fitter will depend on the materials one wants used as well as the size of your shower or tub. 2  For higher end materials and large spaces, you can expect to pay more. It will depend on the features you want and what type of setup you have. 2  According to some members on MommySavers.com, they paid anywhere from $2,000 to more than $7,000 to have a Bath Fitter installed.
Abrasion and plucking. Plucking occurs when rocks and stones become frozen to the base or sides of the glacier and are plucked from the ground or rock face as the glacier moves. It leaves behind a jagged landscape. Abrasion occurs when rocks and stones become embedded in the base and sides of the glacier. These are then rubbed against the bedrock (at the bottom of the glacier) and rock faces (at the sides of the glacier) as the glacier moves. This causes the wearing away of the landscape as the glacier behaves like sandpaper.
Abrasion is the grinding and wearing away of rock surfaces through mechanical means of other rock/sand particles. This process can be understood with how a piece of chalk works. As you scrape a piece of chalk against a board to draw/write, particles of the piece of chalk rub off to make a line on the board and the piece of chalk wears down and gradually becomes smaller.