Shower Enclosures

Shower enclosures are becoming popular as the must have item for your bathroom. If you take a look at our range of shower enclosures, you will see why. Our huge range includes options that maximise bathroom space and offer a large range of styles and finishes to suit any bathroom design. Whether you call them a shower enclosure, cubicle, pod or shower unit, they are the item people want in their bathrooms.

Different Types Of Shower Cubicles

Our wide range of shower enclosures offers a good selection, catering to different preferences. Corner shower enclosures are a preferred choice for compact bathrooms due to their space-saving design. Quadrant enclosures also provide a space-saving design suitable for compact and larger spaces. Whether you lean towards the sleek straight lines of a square enclosure, the classic elegance of a rectangular design, or the space-saving benefits of a quadrant, we have something for everyone.

Square or Rectangular Shower Unit

Often fitted into a corner using a door and a side panel, these enclosures can blend into any style room, providing a spacious showering area that keeps the water contained. The type of door you select from the variety available can significantly impact the overall look and feel. The options are plentiful from sliding doors that save space to bifold doors that offer easy access or hinged doors that provide a classic touch.

Some three-sided enclosures are also available. As the name suggests, these enclosures have three glass sides, a door and two side panels and are designed for installation against a single solid wall.

Quadrant Shower Cubicles

The difference between a quadrant and an offset quadrant is that both sides of a quadrant are the same, i.e. 800m x 800mm, and an offset quadrant has sides of different lengths, i.e. 1000mm x 800mm. Quadrant shower enclosures are great at helping to maximise space in various designs of modern bathrooms. The curved front of these enclosures makes them the perfect style for corner placement. For those with smaller bathrooms, these designs offer space-saving solutions without compromising on style.

Walk in shower

Unlike shower enclosures, walk-in showers do not have a door. They have a single glass panel that runs along one side of the tray and creates smooth transition from the shower to the rest of the bathroom, having no frame to step over.

When choosing a walk-in shower, it's important to consider the size of your bathroom and whether you want a shower tray or a tiled wetroom style floor. Many homeowners are choosing to replace their bath with a walk-in setup for its easy maintenance and future-proof design. Planning for the time in the future when it's not so easy to get in and out of the tub.