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| How to Make a Shower Room Part 5 of 5 |
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| An air operated flush allows more options for positioning the dual flush button. You can even mount it outside the cistern unit. |
The Shades wall unit is available with the option of double sided mirror doors. The hinge plates are glued onto the glass. It sounds risky but they are solid. |
A quality seat is always worth a little extra. This Saniplast seat is very easy to fit and remove for cleaning. It also fits the Shades Pan perfectly and doesn't move around. |
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| Low profile shower tray and surround is the Penta from Adamsez. This is a silicone free installation so no leaks and no ugly mildew. |
Basin, WC and units from the Shades collection. | The finished shower room. | ||
PLANNINGThe intended position for the WC was on the outside wall but we found out later on that it clashed with the hinged shower door. Luckily the joists ran the right way to allow the soil pipe to drop under the floor so we could locate the WC on the opposite wall. It just goes to show the importance of double checking every detail. The increased footprint of the shower from 800 to 1200 felt greedy but with a low profile tray it works. The Penta shower screen is completely power shower proof. Nothing escapes. The Croydex thermostatic bar mixer has a Croydex Diverter Valve fitted on the outlet. The overhead extra large shower head also from Croydex is supplied by a length of Speedfit pipe that was run up inside the stud walls and across the loft. The 'rise and fall' shower head is supplied by the usual flexible hose fed out of the bottom of the diverter. You can select either head or simultaneous use. The sliding rail is cleverly designed to allow you to adjust the height of the fixing points to cover old rails. |
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