Do You Know Everything About Shower Cubicles?

Modern architects tend to separate the wet and dry areas of a bathroom by installing a cubicle for the shower area from which water cannot spill or seep out. These shower cubicles or shower enclosures as called by some come in all sorts of shapes and sizes and hues.

The cubicle consists of a glass shower cabinet to contain the spray from the shower, and a tray at the base to collect the waste water.

Shower enclosures are usually placed in the corner of the room or in a recess so that space outside the cubicle is not compromised. They could also be fitted against a flat wall and when installed in this way, can be moved to other part of the room more easily is required. Sometimes a partition wall is also built so as to cover up the pipe work, but this is suitable only to large bathrooms. These days, 'D' or 'U' shaped cubicles, specifically designed for installation against a flat wall are also available.

The cubicle usually is made of one complete frame with no joints so they are very rigid. The walls inside the cubicle are made waterproof material with the use of using ceramic wall tiles or a wall panel.

Shower cubicles are easy to install, an experienced plumber can accomplish the task in two days. However, intricate cubicle with its entire pipe works and other paraphernalia can be installed by an expert only.

Shower cubicles add functionality to a washroom without requiring much space. A shower cubicle can also be used in addition to a stand alone washroom to offer a more space in the bathroom. High-end cubicles offer sauna facility and some other add-ons.

The addition of a shower cubicle a little of the space and budget of the owner, but the atmosphere it invokes is limitless and beyond any level of imagination.

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