A shower seat changes the places from which fittings may be used. Our compact Aberdeen bathroom includes a built-in perch that also conceals repositioned toilet waste pipework, retaining the main showering area.
For a similar plan, consider the seat as a washing position rather than an extra surface. Check where the water reaches, where products will sit and how the person using it moves between sitting and standing. Include the space occupied by legs and feet in the drawing. Try the seated reach to the shelf and controls separately, as both can change when the seat moves.
Those checks need to reflect the intended user. A seat alone does not establish that a shower suits individual needs. Planning the complete arrangement gives the perch a clear role within everyday washing.
