Shower Enclosures

New shower corner? We help you find the right solution

A shower is always nice, but some bathrooms don't have the space for a large built-in shower area, a large shower wall or a separate shower area. In such bathrooms, a flexible shower corner can be the solution. Here you can take a bath without spraying the entire bathroom with water. The doors have magnets which ensure that the doors close properly.

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Which shower corner should I choose?

There are many different sizes of shower cabins. The smallest size you can choose from us is 70 centimeters wide. It fits most small bathrooms, so get out the ruler and measure up.

The widest ones are a full 100 centimeters in width, which gives plenty of room to move freely in the bath.

You can create a little extra space in your shower corner by choosing a variant with a straight and a rounded door. It provides a few extra valuable centimeters – just enough for you to turn under the shower without hitting the glass with your rear, arm or nose.

Practical, neat and easy to clean

With a shower corner it is easy to get more square meters in your bathroom - you just fold the doors into the corner to get more floor space. If you choose to unfold them, they form a small, defined corner.

The shower corner means that you get rid of edges on the floor, which can be difficult to keep clean. There are lots of variations in different sizes, so you can find your shower corner here.

Shower corners in different colours: Black profile, chrome or aluminium

A black shower corner with black profiles gives "weight" to the entire bathroom with its clear, distinct lines.

A shower corner in chrome exudes purity and elegance - and so does a shower corner in brushed aluminium. A chrome-plated shower corner probably requires a little more cleaning and wiping to keep it looking good.

Which glass should you choose in the shower corner?

Most people choose clear glass because it generally provides more light in the bathroom. But a frosted glass gives a little more privacy in the shower, and a smoked glass can give a more raw look. You can also get a shower corner with elegant bars.

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How to set up a shower corner?

The classic way is to drill holes in the walls, reinforce with strong rawplugs and then screw the shower corner. But if you don't feel like drilling into your beautiful, newly laid tiles, you can actually also glue it down with a strong two-component glue. It lasts just as long as if you had drilled, and there is another advantage: You do not puncture a possible wet room membrane.

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