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Showers · Shower trays

Shower trays
What you stand on.

The tray catches the water and sends it to the drain. It decides the step into the shower, how it feels underfoot and how the shower looks.

Strongest
Stone resin
Lightest
Acrylic-capped
Smallest step
Low-profile
No step
Tileable former

The basics

Trays come in the same shapes as enclosures: square, rectangular, quadrant and more. They need a solid, level base so they don't move or crack.

How to choose

Stone resin

Strong and rigid. Read more.

Acrylic-capped

Light and affordable. Read more.

Low-profile

A slim tray for a small step. Read more.

Textured

Slate or stone-effect, with grip. Read more.

Tileable

Tiled over for a level floor. Read more.

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Stone resin tray

Strong and rigid, in white, colours or textured finishes.

Acrylic-capped tray

Light and inexpensive, with a reinforced base.

Low-profile tray

A slim tray for a near-level step in.

Textured tray

A slate or stone-effect surface, often with better grip.

Tileable tray former

A level-access base that is tiled over to match the floor.

Keep reading

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