Ideas for a really small shower room
Doubt mom
7 years ago
Hi,
We have recently found a house that we like. There is a very tiny showerroom 5*4. The layout is very odd and also the shower cubicle needs replacing. I am looking here for suggestions and layouts.
Many thanks.
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7 years agoHi! It's s small shower room true but there is potential. A lot depends on your personal taste for colours and material. Soft blue, green or grey tile might do wonders for the layout in a small shower. Do you plan a major renovation? For the shower door there are some options, in this example the unconventional door is a good fit for small spaces. You can take on the idea and work it around your space.
Doubt mom thanked Nadine IvaDoubt mom
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PROAce Your Space
7 years agoAn angled or corner shower would be better. Another idea is to use a low profile shower tray or wetroom idea and have dors that fold inwards against the wall. This means that when the shower is not in use it isn't taking up space in the room. Here is an example (they didn't have photo shown inwards but the door hinges through 180 degrees. )
UniClosure 800 Hinged Wet Room Shower Screen · More Info
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