There are several factors require from a really good custom shower supplier to achieve this goal with confidence.
Unique design
The ability of the supplier to deliver a unique design to fit a unique space is essential. This is where glass comes into its own as with modern techniques it can be moulded into almost any shape. Curved glass especially produces a slick surface that is always pleasing to the eye and ideal for a shower.
The use of mirrors and mirrored doors within a shower space can improve privacy and increase the feeling of space. Acid etching techniques can also be used to add a unique twist to any shower enclosure.
Measure and Design
In unusual spaces the ability of the supplier to measure very accurately and to visualise the resulting usable space is essential. Precision fitting of well engineered hinges and supports will also add an extra level of quality to the final installation.
Fixtures and Fittings
The shower enclosure supplier must me be in touch with a wide range of fixture suppliers so that the designer or specifier can pick the combination that required to meet the clients objectives. Avoiding the mass produced (read, lower quality!) fittings available in the mainstream retail market sets a custom designed shower aside form from standard shower systems.
Good working relationship.
The best shower enclosure suppliers have a good close working relationship with the designer and with other contractors involved in the whole process of designing, specifying and building a bathroom. They will be able to liaise with other craftsmen on behalf of the client making the whole installation easy and smooth. This especially applies to the suppliers of flooring, plumbing and electrics.
The flooring needs to be strong enough to support what could be a heavy installation and of the right quality to complement the shower enclosure itself; plumbing needs to be able to deliver the required water flow; the electrics will ensure the right mood lighting is in place. Key skills will be proved by the supplier themselves to ensure the best installation and finish possible.
Glasstrends of London have years of experience in fitting out large hotels (Hilton and Carlton) across the UK, often designed by world renown architects. Each hotel room need not have exactly the same dimensions, and so will have custom shower doors adding a unique individuality and luxury.
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.
