Bigger is not always better
A wider tray is useful only if it leaves enough room at the toilet, basin and doorway.
Showers
Compare size, height, shape and waste position before selecting a tray for a new shower layout.

A wider tray is useful only if it leaves enough room at the toilet, basin and doorway.
A slim tray depends on the floor and waste route allowing water to drain correctly.
Rectangular trays suit open layouts, while shaped corners can protect passing space in compact rooms.
The screen fixing, opening and seals should be chosen as part of the same shower plan.
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