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Here are some reference sizes to help you achieve the right corner shower to suit your needs. These are only suggestions: you can adapt your shower in anyway you wish to meet your requirements.
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This is a level access corner shower with a floor drain, no sill and with a mixer connected to a height-adjustable handset shower.
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The curtain can be drawn around the shower, by sliding it along the curtain rail.
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This is the corner shower when closed. You can see the curtain hanging from the metal support. Normally we would recommend using a curtain for a corner shower. This not only prevents the bathroom floor from getting wet but also provides more room inside the shower than would a shower with fixed panels.
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If you find it difficult standing safely in the shower, you might wish to use a seat in combination with a hand grip to help when sitting down or standing up.
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(text automatically translated from Italian) On sale there are walls that are closed to ***soffietto or book, in order to leave the access space the totally free shower; the height is reduced in order to allow one comfortable attendance ***dall' the outside.
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