Greatest care needs to be taken when measuring, designing and fitting your shower door to ensure and clean line and efficient enclosure. Don’t forget to consider the dam height (the distance off the floor before the door starts) when measuring up.
You need to think about if your shower door is to open inwards or outwards. This usually depends on the ergonomics of the space you are working with. Visualise how your shower will work when you are using it and how the door will move within the space. An inward opening door means less water will get into the bathroom but can be awkward.
An alternative to a door, where there is room, is to have in line and square enclosures with no door at all. These are more suitable in a wet room environment.
All custom shower doors should be made from toughened safety glass and with high quality fittings that will not rust or tarnish. The great advantage of glass shower doors is the wide range of finish effect that is available from clear, etched or tinted glass and sandblasted.
Glasstrends units are individually made to order and can be cut to any size or shape to fit, so they can fit slopping roof shapes. Applications include hinged doors, in line and square enclosures, bath and wet room screens to any size or shape.
About Glasstrends Limited:
London-based Glasstrends Limited was founded in 2000 by Andrew Long who remains the Managing Director and business owner today. Mr Long has over twenty years of glazing experience, with the last fifteen years spent predominantly in the frameless glazing and frameless shower markets. The company employs 8 of its own qualified tradesmen to undertake installations. The company prides itself on excellent customer service using the highest quality products and qualified, experienced staff. During 2010, the flagship showroom in London, SW11 has undergone a full renovation. This now allows customers the opportunity to visit the company’s premises and see the Glasstrends products first- hand. Glasstrends also supplies Vola, Catalano, Crosswater, Dupont Corian, Grohe, Laufen, Aquavision bathroom televisions, Graff, Signorini, Lefroy Brooks, and Vitra as well as being a distributor for CCL Wet room systems, Bette and Hansgrohe. Glasstrends is a member of The Guild of Master Craftsmen and The British Safety Council. The company is also a corporate member of the Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA) and the British Institute of Interior Design (BIID). Glasstrends works with domestic customers looking for their perfect shower system, as well as the building trade and interior designers. Glasstrends are particularly focussed on working with commercial architects looking for a reliable solution provider for shower screens, shower doors, shower glass, walk in shower systems, frameless shower systems.
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