Choosing a Shower Tray

The choice of material for your Shower Tray can make all the difference in the look and feel of your bathroom. Ceramic trays are more prone to scratching, while stone resin shower trays are stronger and last longer than ceramic ones. However, these trays are heavier than the usual acrylic trays and require extra care when lifting them.

While most acrylic trays are lightweight and resistant to damage, they don't have the same flexibility as other materials. You can also get acrylic shower trays that are reinforced with wood, though they increase the risk of breakage. Acrylic trays are typically manufactured in standard sizes and waste positions, and they cannot be custom made for oddly shaped bathrooms. These shower trays are also generally lighter than their glass and stone-resin counterparts, but you'll find few high-end designs in acrylic models.

Aside from its aesthetics, a Shower Tray should also be easy to maintain and clean. The easier it is to clean, the longer it will maintain its attractive look. However, remember that every material has its own particularities when it comes to cleaning. You may need to avoid aggressive detergents on some materials and be cautious with others. For best results, you should consult the manufacturer's website and follow the instructions provided.

You should also take the space into consideration when choosing a Shower Tray. A rectangular shower tray fits more comfortably in larger bathrooms. But it can also be used in smaller bathrooms. In these cases, a sliding door is a great solution. This can be a cost-effective way to make your bathroom look new and modern.

You should look for a shower tray that has a square or rectangular shape. This will prevent water from spilling and create a smooth surface to clean. A shower tray should also be able to prevent water from damaging your bathroom walls. A square or rectangular tray will help keep the water from causing damage to your bathroom floor.

For a more natural look, a slate effect shower tray is another great option. Slate-effect shower trays are available in several colours and shapes. You can select one that matches your bathroom's decor or complements your bathroom's overall theme. The Milano slate-effect shower tray is an example of one. It provides the look and feel of real slate without the weight. It also has a slim profile which makes it easier to handle.

A deep shower tray that is high-walled is also an option for you. This type of tray is not the most accessible, but it offers more privacy and is resistant to overflow. You can choose from the MX Classic, the Mira Flight, and other options. Some high-walled trays also feature decorative tread patterns.

When choosing a shower tray, you should make sure you consider the position of the drain. If you do not have enough space, a recessed model may be the right option. In this case, the designer should check whether there is room for a drain. However, if this is not possible, a flat drain can be installed.

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