Shower enclosure problem

BullBauld

I had this posted over in plumbing section but putting it here aswell for hopefully some solutions.

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 (poor design already pointed out!)

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

Any ideas? Pics attached.

Thanks
Bull

Black_Knight

Corner entry door?

Sleeper12

Its actually too small an area for a wet room.

Best option is folding screen or shower curtain. Shower curtain is the simplest

Calahonda52

The door is the issue here
Perhaps one fixed full height toughened glass panel, two thirds of the width, fixed beside the door jamb, then as sleeper says a shower curtain on a curved rail

Payton

Your going to have to compromise somewhere along the way with the size and layout of the bathroom. Ive attached a photo of a shower enclosure i was looking at but the price put me off.

JimmyMcGill

2 full height butt walls a foot into each side of the perimeter? I'd put a 6 *3 on the flat on the floor to finish the square and tile it to finish.

No matter what you do its a compromise.

Rancid

Calahonda52 wrote: »

... Perhaps one fixed full height toughened glass panel, two thirds of the width, fixed beside the door jamb, then as sleeper says a shower curtain on a curved rail

This is the best option, and you may not even need the shower curtain.
The glass panel won't ruin the wet-room look and will be much less fussy than any kind of shower doors.

Lex Luthor

is this on a first floor or ground floor?

Cerco

Calahonda52 wrote: »

The door is the issue here
Perhaps one fixed full height toughened glass panel, two thirds of the width, fixed beside the door jamb, then as sleeper says a shower curtain on a curved rail

Probably need to hang door so it opens on opposite side to prevent it banging against the panel. I suppose a door stop could work as well.’