Entry from the Corner, Not the Side
Bathroom Republic stocks 13 Corner Entry Shower Enclosures in chrome and matte black. A corner entry enclosure has two sliding door panels that meet at the centre of the corner — when you open the shower, both panels slide outward toward the walls, creating a diagonal opening at the corner point. You step in diagonally rather than from the front. No clearance is needed in front of the enclosure, making it a practical choice for corner bathrooms where the floor space is limited.
How It Differs from a Square or Quadrant Enclosure
A standard square enclosure sits in a corner but its door is on one flat side — you enter from the front. A quadrant enclosure has a curved front with a sliding door, also entered from the front. A corner entry enclosure's defining feature is the diagonal access point at the corner itself. The footprint is typically square (800mm × 800mm or 900mm × 900mm), but the sliding panels and the entry point are positioned at the angled corner rather than along a flat wall.
A matching square shower tray is required and sold separately. Browse square enclosures if you want side entry into a corner enclosure instead.




































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