Check the full shower movement beneath an attic roof

A shaped shower bath beneath a sloping ceiling needs more than one headroom check. Our Aberdeen loft bathroom combines a P-shaped bath and sliding screen with fitted cupboards below the eaves.

For a similar room, mark the standing position inside the bath, the point of entry and the movement involved in stepping out. Check the ceiling above each position, alongside the space used to reach the shower fittings. Use a side elevation to check the full movement around the standing area, beyond the outlet height alone.

Then review bathing separately, including the approach and the screen position. The bath outline does not tell the whole story of use beneath a roof slope. Mapping the movements early helps distinguish a fitting that occupies the space from an arrangement that suits the intended routine.

P-shaped white bath with clear screen beside patterned flooring
The Aberdeen shower bath provides context for checking use beneath the roof.