Every shower cabin in this category is designed to make optimum use of the bathing area. The range includes models for different installation requirements, from versions installed directly on tiles to complete sets. Designs in various shapes and sizes make it easy to integrate an cabin into almost any bathroom layout, regardless of floor area.
Shape and construction: Square and quadrant options
The shape of the cabin determines how much free space is available inside and outside the shower area. When choosing shower cabins, the spatial layout of the room should be the primary consideration.
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Quadrant shower cabin: its curved doors make moving around a smaller bathroom easier. The absence of sharp corners saves valuable space.
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Square shower cabin: provides maximum freedom of movement inside. This geometric solution works well in larger rooms and when installed in prepared recesses. A standard Square shower cabin is also easier to align with the regular grid of floor tiles.
Installation method: complete sets or installation on the floor?
The chosen method of draining water directly affects the type of product required.
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Shower cabin with a shower tray: a complete, installation-ready set. It removes the need to select a separate base, while the factory-matched components make it easier to maintain a watertight seal. If a linear drain cannot be installed, a quadrant shower cabin with a shower tray is an excellent solution. Depending on the bathroom wall layout, a Square shower cabin with a shower tray can be equally functional (also searched for as a Square shower cabin with tray or a Square shower cubicle with tray).
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Shower cabin without a shower tray: designed for installation directly on tiles and used with a point or linear drain. It creates a modern, continuous bathroom floor and makes entering the shower easier.
Dimensions tailored to the user's needs
The range includes the two most popular size standards, which make planning a domestic bathing area easier.
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80x80 shower cabin: a compact model often selected for small bathrooms in apartment blocks. It provides comfort while occupying minimal usable floor space.
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90x90 shower cabin: offers noticeably more room. It is a practical choice for medium-sized and large bathrooms where a wider shower cabin can be installed.
Frequently asked questions
Which shower cabin is best for a small bathroom?
An 80x80 cm quadrant shower cabin is a very good choice for a smaller room. Its curved profile saves space on the outside and makes the remaining bathroom fittings easier to use.
Can a shower cabin without a shower tray be installed in every building?
A trayless solution requires a suitable floor gradient and enough space to conceal the drain Siphon. If the technical conditions do not allow this, a shower cabin with a shower tray is the safer alternative.
What is the difference between a Square and a quadrant shower cabin?
A Square cabin offers slightly more usable space inside the bathing area. A quadrant version has a softer outline that works well in confined rooms and helps prevent users from hitting sharp corners.
When is it worth choosing a complete set with a shower tray?
A complete set simplifies renovation because all components are matched at the factory. This reduces the risk of installation errors and sealing problems and makes it easier to level the entire structure correctly.
