8mm Walk In Enclosure 1200mm, 655mm Main Screen and 700mm Stone Resin Tray

Frequently asked questions

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  • Should I tile behind the shower tray?

    We always recommend tiling first before installing the tray, not the other way around.

  • Do I need a shower tray with a high flow waste?

    If you’re going to use a shower pump we recommend a shower tray with a high flow waste. They are designed to disburse high volumes of water quickly.

  • Should I install an acrylic or stone resin shower tray?

    Both materials are well designed. Stone resin trays are a popular choice because they are recognisably more rigid than acrylic. Acrylic trays are lighter and contain a steel support frame ...read more are more budget friendly with the purchase and installation costs.

  • Why I should use thicker glass?

    Thicker glass does not affect the function of your shower enclosure, but it will give you a more robust feel when you open or close the enclosure door.

  • Will the wet room panel require a bracing bar?

    Yes, we always supply the bracing bar and wall fixings with the glass panel.

  • solid or hollow?

    The Stone Resin Trays are solid in construction.

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