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bathroom shower design

3 years ago

Hello friends
please see attached bathroom floor plan.
i am looking for best shower dimensions.
i also need to decide if to have a walk in shower withiut door or enclosed shower.
what do you propose me to do please?

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bubbles bathrooms and tiles
3 years ago
You can get trays that can be cut to size that would fit the space perfectly, a company we use is called fiora https://fiora.es/en/home/ you can then just add a glass panel and leave yourself with a 550mm/650mm space to walk in. Alternatively you would have to go for a 1700 enclosure but not to waste space you could stud the wall out and create some recesses in a stud wall behind. I hope that makes sense.
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