Shower Cubicles

Sliding doors are best because they do not need additional floor space to swing inwards or outwards. Sliding doors are also the right choice if your bathroom has no room for a hinged door. With plenty of space for bathroom fixtures, sliding doors are an individual shower design.

Disabled users may find it easier to use double or folding doors as they offer more space. Using a double door - door or flap - outside door instead of a single full door would provide users with privacy and allow carers to help users without opening the main shower door and escaping the water.

Glass shower enclosures can release a lot of space - needed space in a small bathroom, as your current bathtub takes up much of the floor space of a smaller bathroom. With an opaque shower curtain around the tub, the glass surrounding it can halve your small bathrooms, resulting in a bathroom that looks larger.

The most popular frameless glass shower enclosures offer the best of both worlds: luxury and privacy and plenty of space efficiency.

These repetitions of this type of framed shower cubicles are very cost-effective, as they can often be installed in a bath. One of the most cost-effective choices is to use at least a lot of glass when building an existing shower/tub combination. These frames, shower doors, and housings are the most unique and expensive, but they are also those with the best durability.