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What size walk-in shower tray should you buy for your bathroom?

Measure the shower area and think about how you use the space, standard choices here range from compact 1000 x 800mm up to generous 1700 x 800mm and even 2000mm long options. If you have a small en-suite a 1700 x 700mm or 1200 x 700mm can give a roomy feel without taking over the whole room; for a family bathroom a 1400–1600mm long tray with an 800–900mm width is a good balance. our range lists trays with shortest sides from 700–1000mm and longest sides from 800–2000mm, so you can match the tray to your available floor and glass enclosure.

Which material should you pick, stone resin, acrylic-capped ABS or RAKSOLID?

Stone resin (sold as acrylic capped stone resin or brand names like Mira Flight) feels solid and warm underfoot and is very durable, but typically sits in the higher price brackets you see on the products in our range. Acrylic capped ABS is lighter and usually more affordable, the Hydrolux examples are good value while still robust for everyday use. RAKSOLID and Ducostone are premium options offering a denser, tile-like finish if you want a high-end look. For a practical choice, a stone resin tray in a family bathroom gives a premium, hardwearing surface, while an acrylic-capped ABS tray is ideal for a budget-friendly en-suite.

How do low-profile trays differ from wet-room profile trays and which is best for accessibility?

Low-profile trays are the most common choice here and are available in very slim heights from 25mm up to 45mm, giving a sleek, minimalist look and easier step-in access. Wet-room profile trays (fewer in number) are designed specifically for a wet-room style finish and tend to integrate with drainage systems to create a near-level floor. If you want the lowest threshold for easier access, a low-profile tray at 25–30mm is usually the best compromise between accessibility and the wet-room aesthetic.

Do walk-in trays come with non-slip surfaces and when should you pick one?

Yes, most trays in the range have non-slip options (about 200 are non-slip while 81 are not), and many product names include “Non-Slip” or “Safe” variants to make them easy to spot. You should opt for a non-slip tray if you have children, older family members, or want extra peace of mind in a busy household. the Mira Flight Safe stone resin trays combine the premium feel of stone resin with a textured, slip-resistant surface.

What colour and finish should you choose to match my bathroom?

White is the most common finish here and works well with classic or bright bathrooms, while black, grey (37) or greige and cream options give a modern, contrasting look. Match a white or matt white tray with frameless glass for a clean, minimalist scheme, or pick a black tray to create a bold focal point against pale tiles. Many trays are sold alongside glass enclosures from brands such as Ideal Standard, Mira and RAK Ceramics, so you can coordinate materials and finishes for a cohesive wet-room style.

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What size walk-in shower tray should you buy for your bathroom?

Which material should you pick, stone resin, acrylic-capped ABS or RAKSOLID?

How do low-profile trays differ from wet-room profile trays and which is best for accessibility?

Do walk-in trays come with non-slip surfaces and when should you pick one?

What colour and finish should you choose to match my bathroom?

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