Corner Shower

Choose a corner shower enclosure around the available floor area and the position of its entrance. This range includes Finestra sliding corner-entry and quarter-round designs. Compare the precise footprint, glass specification and frame finish alongside the tray or tiled shower floor you intend to use.

Compare the listed enclosure footprints

Finestra sliding corner-entry examples include 800 × 800 mm and 1200 × 1200 mm configurations with 6 mm glass, in black/clear or silver/clear. The QQR90BC Quadrant quarter-round model lists 880 × 880 × 1860 mm dimensions. Use the exact drawing to understand each footprint and its entry arrangement. Check height separately where a product name gives only the two side measurements and glass thickness.

Plan the enclosure as part of the room

Consider the approach from the bathroom doorway and the space needed to reach the shower controls before entering. The enclosure should be planned with its base, waste position and finished wall junctions so the lower profiles meet the intended surfaces. Ask how tracks, seals and panel edges can be accessed for cleaning or replacement. Keep the enclosure’s model code and installation information together for any future spare-part enquiries.

How do I compare a corner-entry and quadrant shower?

Compare the footprint and the location of the entry. A quadrant shower has a curved front, while the listed sliding corner-entry designs use a different panel layout. Match the exact enclosure outline to the tray or planned floor area, including both side measurements and any specified radius.

Which measurements should I take before ordering?

Measure from the finished walls and check their alignment against the installation guide. Confirm the model’s adjustment range, overall height and usable entry opening. Plan the approach to the corner shower around nearby fixtures, and check whether the tray and other installation components are included or separate.

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