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Non-Standard sized shower trays

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  • 30-06-2009 8:58pm
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    Leprechaun77
    Registered Users Posts: 498 ✭✭


    I am currently getting a new shower installed, however I am having trouble sourcing a shower tray and slider door as the measurements of my en-suite don't conform to the standard manufacturer's sizes. I live in a standard 3-bed semi in Dublin and the dimensions of the en-suite are similar to most other houses. In a nutshell, I'm just looking to see if any Boardsies can point me in the right direction. The ideal measurement will be 1330mm X 800m. The standard seem to be 1200 X 800, but this will leave a big gap. Any suggestions welcome...


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    Payton
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    If you use the 1200mmX800mm shower tray, you could possibley use a glass block frame on one side, one block in width and the height of the shower door


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    Joey the lips
    Registered Users Posts: 10,262 ✭✭✭✭Joey the lips


    Leprechaun77 wrote: »
    I am currently getting a new shower installed, however I am having trouble sourcing a shower tray and slider door as the measurements of my en-suite don't conform to the standard manufacturer's sizes. I live in a standard 3-bed semi in Dublin and the dimensions of the en-suite are similar to most other houses. In a nutshell, I'm just looking to see if any Boardsies can point me in the right direction. The ideal measurement will be 1330mm X 800m. The standard seem to be 1200 X 800, but this will leave a big gap. Any suggestions welcome...


    You can also get a 1400 x 900 and sink it slightly into the wall. Have you considered making a wet room. You do not buy a door till all is done, tiling etc but your right to have a rough idea


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