Walk-in Shower Installation in Bangor

Replace a little-used bath or cramped enclosure with a walk-in shower that fits your bathroom.

  • Bath-to-shower conversions
  • Low shower tray options
  • Screens and storage planned together
Walk-in shower with a low white tray and glass screen

Replace your bath with a shower

The old bath space can be a useful starting point for a larger tray. We check the waste pipe, floor and water supply before choosing the shower and screen. Removing the bath may also reveal wall or floor areas that need new finishes.

  • Tray sized to the available space
  • Screen positioned to contain spray
  • Controls where you can reach them
  • Shelves away from the entrance
Pale shower room with a glass screen and wood vanity

Keep water inside the shower

An open entrance still needs enough screen and shower space to contain normal spray. The shower head position, screen length and any return panel are planned together. A small room may work better with a door.

Choose a comfortable step and entrance

A low tray may reduce the step compared with a bath, but the waste pipe and floor affect what is possible. Tell us if balance, reach or help from another person needs to be considered.

Walk-in showers FAQs

Is a walk-in shower the same as a wet room?

No. A walk-in shower can use a tray. A wet room uses a waterproofed floor with a built-in drain. The work beneath them is different.

Will the shower need a door?

That depends on the room and spray pattern. A fixed screen may be enough in some layouts; others need a door or return panel.

Home appointment

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