Small Bathroom Layouts – The Coram Shower Solution
So you want to replace your aging bath with the brand-new, beautiful, spacious, money-saving shower enclosure that you’ve been dreaming of. Except you can’t, because there’s not enough space, or there’s a window in the way. Across the UK, there are countless repeats of this situation – owing to the tendency in this country towards compact bathrooms, apparently built almost as an afterthought around existing rooms. Coram Showers design and manufactured their showers in the UK, meaning that a Coram shower is built from start to finish with British bathrooms in mind.
The picture below is an archetypal example of the problem:
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A standard corner enclosure just wouldn’t work in this bathroom because of the presence of the window; an enclosure installed anywhere else would appear clumsy and make inefficient use of space.
Thankfully, there is a solution. A Coram Shower.
The Coram Shower Optima Double Slider enclosure is an ideal large enclosure to replace a bath in a compact bathroom. Available in widths of either 1500mm or 1700mm, the doors can be fitted onto a slimline shower tray with matching side panels to create a showering area that is both spacious and space-efficient – making this Coram shower the ideal solution for smaller bathrooms.
Comprising of two fixed panels and two glass sliding doors, the Coram shower enclosure can be built into a corner with one side panel (as above), in a freestanding situation with two side panels, or into a wide alcove as the door alone.
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The excellent build quality that a Coram Shower is known for ensures maximum strength and durability, and a smooth, silent gliding door mechanism. |
Making the most of a Compact Bathroom with a Coram Shower Enclosure
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Does this bathroom resemble yours in terms of size and space? Are you interested in replacing your bath with a shower enclosure but are finding it difficult to make room? Then a Bow Front Coram Shower enclosure may be the solution. |
The picture above is a classic example of the age-old problem. The bath extends out from the wall further than the window, as is necessary for a comfortable bathing space, but this does not present a problem as the bath is nowhere near tall enough to interfere with the window. A traditional Coram shower enclosure installed in the same corner would overlap with the window, making extensive renovation necessary; the time and money required to carry this out makes it a project that few would consider feasible.
If you’ve found yourself in a similar situation, a Premier Bow Front Coram Shower Enclosure may be the right shower for your bathroom.
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