Have you ever wondered which shower enclosure is best suited to your needs? Not everyone knows but when structuring a bathroom, the shower enclosure is one of the first elements to be considered. Most of us consider the shower enclosure as the last element to be created or inserted. Because it is assumed that it requires less attention, space and can be easily adapted. Well, let me tell you that if you think this way, you are making a very important mistake that could cause serious damage. Both to your bathroom but also to your wallet. So, if you want to avoid this but want to make an optimal choice for your bathroom… read on! The mini guide to the optimal shower enclosure is about to begin!
The main image that comes to mind when talking about shower enclosures is the ”walk in”. The shower cubicle that can be accessed simply by walking in. A direct access, with no doors but a fixed glass panel. The only trick is to place the shower head at the right distance from the floor (depending on the size of the shower).
A valid alternative to the classic shower enclosure previously mentioned is the transparent glass door. This allows you to expand (visually) the size of the bathroom and the shower itself. Ideal for those who want a larger bathroom but unfortunately have limited space. But what if you want more privacy? – many would ask. Never fear! This type of structure can be used in various ways. How? Simply by working the glass in a different way to give movement and privacy to the shower. An example? Satin-finished or coloured glass!
Sliding doors are very convenient. So why not also use them for your shower cubicle?
Here’s another great alternative. The sliding shower cubicle is perfect for those with limited space… but there’s a catch! The presence of sliding doors implies particular attention to their cleaning. The track is a breeding ground for germs and… mould!
Those who love the magic of London will love this solution. It will transform your shower cubicle into a typical London telephone booth (or almost!). It is a solution with a decidedly modern design, but also with a little vintage evocation. In fact, the geometric grids go very well with those who have a vintage or industrial house. As far as the colour is concerned, you can indulge yourself, although black is the easiest shade to adapt. Make sure that the material used to recreate the geometric patterns is easy to clean and made of materials that are not easily damaged by humidity and water.
These are the main solutions we propose, but it all depends on your ability to adapt them to your needs. If you would like to know more about this or other topics, don’t despair. You will find much more here. On your favourite blog! All topics related to real estate will be at your disposal every day. All you have to do is click!
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