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Bathroom design: Wetrooms
Thinking of creating a wetroom? Need some bathroom design inspiration? From walk-in designs to frameless showers, take a look at the latest wetroom design features.
Compact shower enclosurePerfect for a compact bathroom design, this corner shower enclosure provides the best of both worlds, combining the minimalist styling of a wetroom with the added screening of a fully enclosed shower area to keep the water contained in a small bathroom. The frameless shower is a hinged door connected to a glass side panel creating an enclosed wetroom. Frameless hinged door and side panel in 8mm toughened glass, each (H)200x(W)90cm, £748.48, Impey Showers. |
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Flexible shower headA versatile shower is essential for a wetroom that’s used by all the family. If you prefer one with a fixed head, choose a model in your bathroom design that incorporates a separate, hand held attachment on a riser rail that’s height adjustable for small children – and comes in handy for cleaning the shower, too. The chrome Tiamo is a minimalist thermostatic shower with diverter, a rigid riser and square fixed head that fits the bill without compromising on style. Riser rail (H)75cm, projection 36cm and shower head (W)76x (D)76cm, £765, Frontline Bathrooms. |
Overhead showerOverhead showers which are mounted flush into the ceiling are normally only found in larger bathroom designs due to their generous sizes, but this new square design is compact enough for small shower areas. Water consumption is relatively low, with the standard setting for a flow of around 12 litres per minute, but can be increased to 20 litres for a high-powered showering experience. It’s easy to access for cleaning as the upper shell can be removed with a simple click mechanism. Axor Starck Overhead Shower, (W)24x(D)24cm, £886, Hansgrohe. |
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Versatile shower enclosureAvailable as a left or right hand outward door the Lakes Italia Licata Shower Door (H)195cm, available in three sizes 80, 90 or 100cm, can be used in a recess design or with the Licata Side Panel to create a versatile enclosure. The panel is (H)195cm and available in three sizes: 80, 90 and 100cm. The toughened glass is available in either clear or satin finish. A left hand, 80cm clear glass door, costs £570.24 and side panel in 80cm clear glass, costs £300.96 from Boundary Bathrooms. |
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BY MICHELLE GUY
MARCH 2012
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I love these designs already
I love these designs already and since I am planning a bathroom remodeling finding this article is perfect timing for me. I already spotted some really nice they actually inspired me on the whole look of the bathroom.
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