Shower Enclosures

Choose the shape according to your bathroom layout and available floor space. Quadrant shower enclosures use a curved front to fit neatly into a corner, while offset shower enclosures provide a longer showering area.

Rectangular shower enclosures offer more internal room, while square shower enclosures provide equal width and depth for a balanced corner layout.

Sliding doors open without taking up floor space outside the enclosure, making them useful in smaller bathrooms. Hinged and pivot doors provide a wide entrance but need enough clear space to open safely.

Bi-fold doors fold inwards and can suit compact layouts where an outward-opening door would be impractical. Check the door opening direction and access space shown in the product specification.

Measure the available width and depth at the installation point and check that they match the enclosure and tray dimensions. Also allow for wall finishes, adjustment ranges and the space needed for the door to open.

Measurements and fitting tolerances vary between products. Check the technical specification carefully and confirm the required size with your installer before ordering.

Some shower enclosures are supplied with a compatible tray, while others include only the glass enclosure, frame and door components. The supplied parts are listed on each product page.

If a tray is not included, choose a compatible shower tray with the same shape and dimensions as the enclosure.

Check the enclosure size, shape, door style, opening direction, adjustment range, glass thickness and frame finish. Confirm whether the shower tray, waste and fitting components are included or need to be purchased separately.

For a complete installation, explore compatible shower sets and shower valves. Installation requirements differ between models, so review the product specification and use a qualified installer where appropriate.