Shower enclosure problem

BullBauld

Any ideas to solving my shower enclosure problem.

I have the bath one side and the door the other side so I'm struggling to find something that would suit.

I don't want folding doors (with frames) as they would ruin the look of a wet room

Any ideas? Pics attached.

Thanks
Bull

Marcusm

No offence but who designed that? I enclosed shower within 15cms of a door, no shelf or other holder for shampoos, gels and a bath right beside. Understand multi function but that must be a nightmare to clean, tidy up. Do you need both bath and shower? Seems to me that both are compromised. A u-shaped rail and shower curtain, perhaps?

BullBauld

Thanks for reply.

Yea listen sure I know it's not ideal from a design point of view but it can't be helped now. So want to finish it as best looking I can.

I'll keep sussing something out.

K.Flyer

Look up Frameless Shower Enclosures, they have minimal frame and can be great for containing the shower spray without spoiling the "wet room" look.
The "shower area" in your pictures looks large enough that with the right thought and design you may be able to screen the area without having to have a door.

wiz569

An L shaped shower rail and curtain?

Staph

How about glass screens? You could put two in, one partly shielding the bath and the other partly shielding the door with enough room for entry into the cubical at the corner. I've added a link to the RT Large catalogue as an example. You can then hang a wire shower rack on one to hold shampoo etc.

http://rtlarge.ie/pdfs/2015/rtlarge-2015-casabella-screens.pdf

listermint

That's called a headstrong bathroom,I presume the plumber and tiler told you the same.


Your options are limited solely to what was suggested above.

Sometimes folks wet rooms are best left to people that know how to design one