Shower enclosures

There are several types of shower enclosures available, including:

Corner Shower Enclosures: Fitted in a corner, ideal for small bathrooms.

Sliding Door Shower Enclosures: Doors that slide open for easy access.

Hinged Door Shower Enclosures: Doors that open outward like a traditional door.

Common materials used for shower enclosures include:

Toughened Glass: The most popular material due to its strength, safety, and clear appearance.

Brass / Stainless Steel: Used for the hinges.

Aluminium frames: Used for framing.

Yes, there are various space-saving shower enclosures like corner units and sliding doors, which are specifically designed for smaller bathrooms to maximize space and efficiency.

To maintain a shower enclosure one should follow the guidelines shared by the manufacturer.

Prevents water spillage: Keeps the rest of the bathroom dry.

Increases bathroom aesthetics: Adds a sleek and modern look.

Ensures privacy: Offers more privacy compared to shower curtains.

Keeps the bathroom cleaner: Reduces the amount of water splashing around the floor.

Yes, many manufacturers offer customized shower enclosures. You can choose the design, size, shape, and type of glass based on your specific bathroom requirements.

The price of shower enclosures varies widely depending on factors like the material, design, and brand.

It is highly recommended to hire a professional installer or glass fabricator to ensure proper fitting and prevent issues like leaks.

To choose the right shower enclosure, consider the following:

Size of the bathroom: Smaller spaces may require compact or corner enclosures.

Material: Choose between glass & other materials like Brass / Stainless Steel / Aluminium frames based on your budget and style preference.

Door mechanism: Sliding or Openable doors / Fixed.

Style: Frameless enclosures offer a modern, minimalist look, while framed enclosures provide more durability and support.

Budget: Determine your budget and choose an enclosure that fits within it while meeting your requirements.

Modern shower enclosures are built with safety in mind. Toughened glass used in shower enclosures is designed to break into small pieces if it shatters, minimizing the risk of injury. It's important to ensure proper installation and check for any wear and tear over time.

Yes, shower enclosures can be installed in existing bathrooms. It's important to measure the space accurately and choose an enclosure design that fits the existing layout of the bathroom.

Framed Enclosures: These enclosures have a metal frame around the glass panels, offering additional support and strength.

Frameless Enclosures: These have no metal frame, giving them a sleek, seamless and modern appearance. They are made of toughened glass and require more precise installation.

Yes, sliding doors are safe as long as they are properly installed and made from durable, high-quality materials like toughened glass. It's important to ensure that the tracks and rollers are in good condition to avoid malfunctions.

Yes, shower enclosures can be used with bathtubs. You can opt for a bathtub shower screen or a sliding door system to create a wet area without splashing water outside the tub.

To prevent water leakage:

Ensure that the seals around the glass door are intact and properly installed.

Check the alignment of the door and frame regularly to ensure they close securely.

Make sure the floor is levelled to prevent water from flowing outside.

Toughened glass is the best option for shower enclosures in India due to its strength, durability, and safety features & is less likely to break into sharp pieces.

Yes, replacement of individual parts such as the glass, door, hinges, or seals. It will be a good idea to contact the manufacturer or an authorized service provider for replacement parts.

It is highly recommended to have proper ventilation in a bathroom with a shower enclosure. Without adequate ventilation, excess moisture can cause mold and dew build-up. Consider installing an exhaust fan or ensuring that the bathroom has windows to allow air circulation.

For frameless shower enclosures, special attention should be given to:

Clean the glass to prevent soap scum build-up as per the manufacturer guidelines.

Checking the door hinges and seals for any signs of wear.

Avoiding harsh chemicals or abrasive materials that could scratch or damage the glass surface.

Typically, hard water usage results in watermarks to appear on unprotected glass, giving it an unappealing appearance. Additionally, limescale from the hard water etches itself onto the glass surface, with high levels of humidity accelerating the corrosion process To minimize these watermarks, it is recommended usage of a surface treated glass to create a water repellency by filling the voids on the glass surface. Thus, developing a self-cleaning effect so water gets rolled down on the surface.

Yes, shower enclosures can be installed over tiled floors. It is important to ensure that the tiles are in good condition and properly sealed, particularly around the edges, to avoid water leakage.

Space-saving: Sliding doors don't require extra space to open, making them ideal for smaller bathrooms.

Easy to use: They glide smoothly, offering easy access to the shower area.

Minimal maintenance: Sliding doors are generally easier to clean and maintain compared to hinged doors.

Yes, most quality shower enclosures come with a warranty that typically covers defects in materials and craftsmanship for the Hardware. The warranty period varies depending on the manufacturer, but it is generally 1-5 years.