North Leeds Plumbing & Heating – Home Improvement and DIY Advice

Not everyone has a big bathroom. Some must settle for just a shower, and even then it needs to fit compactly into a corner for there to be any room whatsoever left to move around in the bathroom. If you are planning a bathroom remodel, and this sounds like the amount of space you have to work with, then consider going with a quadrant shower cubicle.

Not only do quadrant shower cubicles sit tightly in the corner, but they have a curved front to take up less space than the traditional square or rectangle shower cubicles. You can also opt for an offset quadrant shower cubicle, which has one side longer than the other and adds a bit more room to the shower area. Both types of quadrant shower cubicles sit in a shower tray, which raises it up off the floor, allowing for easy installation and access later to pipes.

Quadrant shower cubicles also come with a variety of door options. Choose a quadrant shower cubicle with one shower door or two, sliding or fixed. If you decide on one shower door it can often be adjusted so that it opens left instead or right, or the opposite. That kind of flexibility adds to the appeal of quadrant shower cubicles.

When deciding which size of quadrant shower cubicle will work best in your bathroom space, take the measurements from one you like then use tape or string to mark where it will sit, then take into account opening doors and getting in and out. If it’s too tight, or you have plenty of room, adjust accordingly and choose a different size.