Is a 700mm shower tray wide enough?
A standard bath is around 700mm wide so you should be able to squeeze one in. Though obviously you need room to get in/out. If you are going for a low-profile 45mm tray then definitely need a fast flow waste.Click to see full answer. Similarly, you may ask, are shower trays a standard size?Shower trays…
A standard bath is around 700mm wide so you should be able to squeeze one in. Though obviously you need room to get in/out. If you are going for a low-profile 45mm tray then definitely need a fast flow waste.Click to see full answer. Similarly, you may ask, are shower trays a standard size?Shower trays vary in size and style and are designed to suit a range of styles and rooms. The average width and depth of a shower tray is typically between 700mm and 1700mm.One may also ask, what is a good size shower cubicle? Lengths will vary. While you can see standard shower sizes as small as 32″ x 32″, most people would feel comfortable in a 48″ x 36″ size shower. If your home has a little more space available, a very common recommendation is to have a shower with minimum dimensions of 60” x 36”. Also know, is 700mm shower too small? 700mm is narrow when most showers are 800mm wide as a minimum and 900 is probably the defacto standard. However that bath you showered in for the last few years is only 600 odd wide! So you can use a smaller size.Is a 900 quadrant shower enclosure big enough?Quadrant. A quadrant cubicle has a curved front which makes it useless floor-space than a square shaped one. Some people may find that 800mm quadrants can create a showering area that feels too small so we’d recommend only choosing this type when you have 900mm or more to play with.
