The position of a shower opening can matter as much as the enclosure shape. Our Westhill ensuite has a curved shower front with a repositioned doorway, alongside fitted basin furniture.
When comparing enclosures, mark where someone stands immediately before entering and after leaving. Include the basin working space and the route from the room door. A curved front still needs an opening that suits those movements. Try each possible opening location with the shower wall, outlet and nearest vanity drawn at the same scale.
Ask to see the proposed entry position on the layout before choosing the final enclosure. Checking that small part of the routine can reveal why two showers with similar footprints work differently in the same room. The doorway is a practical layout choice, rather than simply a detail of the glass.
