How do I choose the right quadrant size for my bathroom?

Measure the corner where the shower will sit from the wall to wall and note the available floor space; common widths are 800mm, 900mm, 1000mm and 1200mm, with depths usually 760mm, 800mm or 900mm. If you have a small cloakroom, an 800 x 760 or 800 x 800 quadrant gives a compact footprint, while a 900 x 900 or 1000 x 1000 offers a much roomier showering area. Remember to allow for the sliding doors and any nearby fittings such as a basin or toilet when planning the entry clearance. If you need a little more elbow room without widening the bathroom, an offset quadrant gives extra length on one side.

Should I go for framed or frameless glass?

Framed enclosures are the most common and often more budget friendly, while frameless designs give a cleaner, more modern look. Frameless panels are usually fitted using thicker glass, commonly 8mm or 10mm, so they feel more substantial, whereas framed units often use 6mm or 8mm glass. If you want a sleek walk-in aesthetic and are prepared to invest a little more, frameless works well; choose framed if you want a robust, economical solution that's forgiving of slightly uneven walls.

Do I need a tray, and which tray type is best for my floor?

You can buy enclosures with no tray if you want a tiled wetroom finish, but many enclosures come with a tray option; around 100 items are listed without trays and the rest offer choices such as low profile, raised, and non-slip versions. Pick a low profile tray if you have floorboards or need minimal step-up, and choose a raised tray when installing on solid floors like concrete so there's space for pipework. For safety, low profile non-slip or raised non-slip trays add textured surfaces to reduce slips, which is sensible if children or older users will use the shower.

What glass thickness and finishes should I choose for durability and style?

Glass thickness ranges from 6mm, 8mm to 10mm across the range, with 6mm common for framed units and 8mm preferred for frameless or sturdier feeling doors; 10mm is available for the most substantial panels. For finishes, chrome is the most prevalent option, while black and brushed brass give a contemporary or warm, statement look. If you want low maintenance, many enclosures include easy-clean glass models have that feature, which helps reduce limescale and cleaning time.

How do I choose the right quadrant size for my bathroom?

Measure the corner where the shower will sit from the wall to wall and note the available floor space; common widths are 800mm, 900mm, 1000mm and 1200mm, with depths usually 760mm, 800mm or 900mm. If you have a small cloakroom, an 800 x 760 or 800 x 800 quadrant gives a compact footprint, while a 900 x 900 or 1000 x 1000 offers a much roomier showering area. Remember to allow for the sliding doors and any nearby fittings such as a basin or toilet when planning the entry clearance. If you need a little more elbow room without widening the bathroom, an offset quadrant (1200 x 800 or 1000 x 800) gives extra length on one side.

Should I go for framed or frameless glass?

Framed enclosures are the most common and often more budget friendly, with 153 framed options available, while frameless designs give a cleaner, more modern look. Frameless panels are usually fitted using thicker glass, commonly 8mm or 10mm, so they feel more substantial, whereas framed units often use 6mm or 8mm glass. If you want a sleek walk-in aesthetic and are prepared to invest a little more, frameless works well; choose framed if you want a robust, economical solution that's forgiving of slightly uneven walls.

Do I need a tray, and which tray type is best for my floor?

You can buy enclosures with no tray if you want a tiled wetroom finish, but many enclosures come with a tray option; around 100 items are included in our range without trays and the rest offer choices such as low profile, raised, and non-slip versions. Pick a low profile tray if you have floorboards or need minimal step-up, and choose a raised tray when installing on solid floors like concrete so there's space for pipework. For safety, low profile non-slip or raised non-slip trays add textured surfaces to reduce slips, which is sensible if children or older users will use the shower.

What glass thickness and finishes should I choose for durability and style?

Glass thickness ranges from 6mm, 8mm to 10mm across the range, with 6mm common for framed units and 8mm preferred for frameless or sturdier feeling doors; 10mm is available for the most substantial panels. For finishes, chrome is the most prevalent option with 152 choices, while black (28) and brushed brass (18) give a contemporary or warm, statement look. If you want low maintenance, many enclosures include easy-clean glass, 157 models have that feature, which helps reduce limescale and cleaning time.

What is an offset quadrant and when should I pick one?

An offset quadrant has one side longer than the other, 1200 x 800, 1000 x 800 or 900 x 760, so it gives more internal space without increasing the enclosure's width across the room. You'd choose an offset model when you need extra showering area but cannot widen the bath wall, or when you must work around a nearby obstruction such as a door swing or a toilet. Many offset models are available in left or right entry formats, so you can match the opening to your bathroom layout and keep access comfortable.

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