Shower Fixtures

Choosing the Correct Shower Fixture

Shower doors are designed to help keep the water inside the shower—but that doesn’t mean they can’t be stylish additions to your bathroom’s overall décor. Shower doors are available in many different styles, looks, and shapes, and are offered in different configurations, as well, for left installs, right installs, or reversible for either. Some shower doors are frameless, while still other shower doors include an integrated towel bar as an added convenience.

Shower enclosures are wonderful space-saving shower fixtures. They’re strictly for showers that don’t include a tub, and available in a number of different sizes and shapes. One thing a shower enclosure can do is provide a striking focal point for your bathroom’s shower. With shower doors and glass walls included, a shower enclosure will elevate the look of any bathroom.

You can’t have a shower without including some kind of shower receptor. And a shower receptor can be as unique as the bathroom and shower it’s being placed in. It can be square, rectangular, or shaped for a corner installation. The drain can be located in the center, in a corner, or to one side. Finally, shower receptors can be made from a few different materials, like acrylic, polyvinyl chloride, fiberglass, or cast iron.

Your shower is more than just the showerhead and handles. Shower fixtures are a great way to add sparkle, shine and character to the overall look of the bathroom. Dress up your shower with a glass shower door. Available in a number of different looks and styles, these are essentials for the modern shower. From single-hinged doors to double sliding doors, they can be set up for corner entry or as the fourth wall of a shower. 

Shower pans  are essentially the area of a shower where you’d stand. Also sometimes called a shower tray or shower pan, it can be rectangular or triangular to be installed in a corner. The drain is typically included and is available on the left side, right side, or center. If you’d like something that includes both a shower door and receptor, consider a shower enclosure. These gorgeous space-saving fixtures provide a look of harmony with seamless connections in a number of different shapes and sizes. 

Steam showers are at the apex of shower enclosure looks and quality. With the shower door and receptor included, these also feature multiple body sprays, typically a high-end shower head, (like a Rain showerhead) and a multi-function handshower. The enclosed ceiling also helps to keep in the steam that’s created for a calming, cleansing effect.