Offset or rectangular shower tray
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4 years agolast modified: 4 years agoFinally managed to get a plan uploaded to show the intended layout (the only potential downside I'm thinking of the rectangular is if it leaves enough space to walk past the WC to the sink):
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4 years agoI don't think a metre is anywhere near approaching long enough for an open ended tray. We have a 1.8m walk in shower and a 1.2m glass. The water regularly sprays past the 1.2 glass on to the rear of the tray.
If you fancy a walk in shower, why not amend Jonathan's plan as below. I appreciate that some people are picky about opening a door in to a bathroom and seeing a toilet, but if it's the better layout, then you'd go for that surely.
The niche idea, is similar to ours, so like this:-
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4 years agoIf the tray is 1m and the glass is a 1m you have the 800mm space to walk in at the end. On your diagram it doesn't look like the tray goes to the wall, can you not squeeze in a 1100/1200 instead?
Jonathan