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Use shower space for the radiator in a tight bathroom
Positioning the radiator within the walk-in shower area offers another fitting location when bathroom space is limited.
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Positioning the radiator within the walk-in shower area offers another fitting location when bathroom space is limited.
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A frameless sliding door has fewer parts, making routine shower-door cleaning easier.
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Tile-effect acrylic panels give the shower a metro tile appearance without grout joints.
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Glass separates the entrance wetroom area from storage units while keeping the arrangement visually open.
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Creating a wetroom makes practical use of an unusually shaped ensuite's available space.
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Two folding shower doors enclose the washing area during use and keep the compact space open afterwards.
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Black-framed glass adds a defined, modern feature to the walk-in shower design.
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Folding doors open up the bathroom when unused and form an enclosure to contain splashes when closed.
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A bifold door provides shower entry where the available space cannot accommodate pivot or sliding doors.
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Matching larger floor and wall tiles reduces visible cuts and gives the wetroom a more continuous finish.
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A vertical mosaic strip gives the area around the showerhead a distinct decorative feature.
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A smoked glass shower screen adds a darker contemporary finish and provides a little extra privacy.
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