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new wall to wall shower - sliding door v shower screen?

  • 03-06-2021 1:28pm
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    misc2013
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    We are planning a 1500 x 800 wall to wallshower in new ensuite. 40mm low profile showere tray.Now the debate is around screen v full sliding door. Sliding door allows 630mm access and the 900mm screen would allow 600mm access. I'm steering toward full door, husband prefers the idea of the screen for easier access, ? sense of space. I'm concerned about splashes. Advice welcome.


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    houseyhouse
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    There's a design blog by Emily Henderson that just had a post about shower sizes. Apparently a lot of people find the bigger shower spaces to be cold if there's no door. I've used large showers in hotels and not had a problem with the cold but it's something to consider depending on the temperature in your house.


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