One of the starting points to furnish the bathroom is the choice of shower tray, an element that influences the disposition of the other elements, but that today – thanks to more and more modern and innovative design solutions – is also able to personalize the furniture with a touch D Great style. We discover, then, which shower tray to choose and how you make the choice.
How to choose the shower tray: dimensions and shapes
We have already given directions on how to choose the shower tray. Here we will just remind you that the choices for the shower tray are conditioned first of all by the available space, being careful to choose a dish of the appropriate size for your bathroom. Another element to consider for choosing the shower tray will also be the placement compared to the other elements of the bathroom, taking into account for example the presence of a window or a door.
Which shower tray to choose: materials and types
In addition to the size, for the choice of shower tray you have to make clear also on the materials and models that best fit your bathroom.
Materials – The choice of the material of the shower tray is difficult, because each has its own advantages and disadvantages to evaluate carefully. Ceramic, marble, acrylic, steel, resin or other materials such as polyurethane are commercially available today.
Models – The type of shower tray is very important because it affects the functionality and also affects the rest of the bathroom elements. The most classic type is that of the lifted shower tray, where the top is raised from the floor. A more modern choice is that of the flush-floor shower tray, for perfect coplanarity with the floor. An intermediate solution is instead that of the recessed shower tray, which is cashed in the screed by step or in coplanarity.
Now that you know all the elements to be taken into consideration to choose the shower tray, you can also proceed to the choice of the shower cubicle relying to the wide choice of bathtubs and shower systems that Flaminia designed for the bathroom.
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