Glass guide

Planning a glass shower: which details help before the consultation

Would you like a custom glass shower? Photos of your bathroom, rough measurements and your ideas help us with the first consultation. Here you can find out which details are useful.

1. Photos from several angles

Photograph the shower or the planned area from the front, from the side and with a view of connections, tiles, sloping walls or existing seals. The photos help us to understand the installation area.

2. Rough measurements and the room

An initial sketch with width, height and depth helps. Exact figures are established during the site survey, but rough measurements speed up the technical assessment and the choice of options.

3. Keep use and care in mind

A good glass shower is not planned on looks alone. Door movement, fittings, seals and reachable surfaces later determine how practical it is in everyday use and how easy it is to clean.

4. Questions for the consultation

• Does it involve an alcove, a corner, a walk-in solution or a bath?
• Are there sloping ceilings, false walls or uneven tiled areas?
• Should the planning focus on particularly easy care, low barriers or a striking design?
• Do you have a preferred time frame for the site survey, production or installation?