Benefits Of Corner Shower At Your Bathroom

By angguncakti

Sunday, 28 February 2016

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A corner shower  is the bottom section of the corner shower that sits on the floor and connects to the shower drain. Most often, it is a shallow tray, made from either acrylic or stone resin, that creates the basic shape of the corner shower unit. They can be found in standard shapes, such as triangular, square, and rectangular or can also be custom ordered in a shape best suited to the consumers exact specifications and preferences. At one time, they were almost always white or off-white in color, but as they gained in popularity over the years, the color selections available on the market increased dramatically. With the popularity of stone resin trays increasing as well, it is much easier to have a corner shower with the look of cultured stone, as opposed to standard acrylic. Corner shower come in a variety of standard sizes, but can be custom made to meet the consumers space requirements.

Corner Shower

Most adult Americans enjoy a shower, rather than a bath.  It is quicker, more convenient and a shower uses a lot less water than a bath, so you are saving money when you shower rather than use a bath. By installing corner shower units, you will free up a lot of space in your bathroom and make life a lot more comfortable and give you more room to move around. Corner bathtubs are wonderful of course, but not quite as wonderful as a shower.

Corner Shower

The primary benefit of a corner shower is the amount of space it can save in a bathroom. Unlike traditional bathtubs, it does not require a substantial amount of wall space and, with its corner design, makes much more efficient use of the square footage it does take up. The corner positioning also allows more space for other items that require wall space, such as sinks and toilets. The new designs of corner showers on the market are also extremely elegant in their design and are quickly growing in popularity, even in bathrooms where space is not an issue. In fact, it is very common for new master bathrooms to include both a full size bathtub and a separate corner shower. This not only takes advantage of the added space in newer bathrooms, similar to the idea behind the dual vanity, it also allows two people to utilize the bathroom at once.

Corner Shower

If you are unable to find a corner shower kit at your local hardware store, then getting your corner shower units online is the very next best option.

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