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Maximizing the space
available for your shower |
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| The amount of space that you have available in
your bathroom, shower-room or en-suit will often be the most
important factor that determines which shower tray and enclosure
is suitable for you. Whether you simply want a shower door to
convert an alcove into a shower enclosure, a two or three sided
square enclosure, or a different shape, curved, angled or rectangular;
with the vast array of products available most shapes can be
accommodated, provided a suitable shower tray is available. |
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| Experience at CORAM suggests the following floor
plans and enclosure designs are the most commonly sought after
product solutions: |
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It is important to remember that the showering
area must be fully tiled and sealed to the shower tray prior
to the installation of the enclosure. The enclosure should be
fitted on top of and in front of the tiled surface, and therefore,
it is important to plan your enclosure design to be compatible
with the measurements of the shower door and in-fill panels
if used. |
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| Consider access to the showering area, in particular
if the shower door opens in, towards the enclosure, check that
you have enough room to get in and close the door behind you.
If the shower door opens outwards into the room, check that
there is enough area for the swing of the door and ensure
that it will not be obstructed by other bathroom fittings
that may prevent the door opening fully or cause damage by
impact. Below are some of the most commonly used examples. |
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