How to Choose an Integrated Shower Room?

An integrated shower room is currently a popular choice for interior decoration in many households, utilizing various materials to create a luxurious showering space. Whether an integrated shower room is good or not, how to choose the price and size of the shower room – these are all factors we need to pay attention to when purchasing a shower room. Next, I will talk about the selection, pricing, and sizing of integrated shower rooms.

The quality of an integrated shower room ultimately depends on the product you purchase, which can be verified at the time of purchase. Currently, the prices of integrated shower rooms range from thousands to even tens of thousands of yuan, and the sizes are designed and purchased according to the space you need. Some designers will customize the size of the shower room for you beforehand, so you don't have to worry about it.

Sizes of Shower Rooms:

Width of Shower Room: 

To ensure that you can freely turn your body while using it and won't constantly bump into the glass, a size of 900mm900mm is generally advisable. If family members are on the heavier side, a size of 1000mm1000mm can be made, or if the bathroom space is limited, a size of 850mm850mm is also acceptable, but it is best not to go below 800mm800mm.

Height of Shower Room: 

The usual ceiling height is 2400mm, so the height of the shower room is mostly between 1800mm and 2000mm, with standard heights being 1.95 meters (1950mm) and 1.9 meters (1900mm). Adjustments can be made according to the height of family members and the actual space available. You also need to ensure that it aligns with the position of the showerhead. If it's too low, water may splash outside easily; if it's too high, it may hinder aesthetics and affect ventilation.

(Alternative height description): 

The usual ceiling height is 2.4m, so the height of the shower room is mostly between 1800mm and 2000mm. Adjustments can be made according to the height of family members and the actual space available. You also need to ensure that it aligns with the position of the showerhead. If it's too low, water may splash outside easily; if it's too high, it may hinder aesthetics and ventilation.

(Alternative width description): 

To ensure that you can freely turn your body while using it and won't constantly bump into the glass, a size of 900mm*900mm is generally advisable. If family members are on the heavier side, a size of 1000mm×1000mm can be made, or if the bathroom space is limited, a size of 850mm×850mm is also acceptable, but it is best not to go below 800mm.

Styles of Shower Rooms:

Straight Shower Screen: 

Some house layouts have narrow widths or have a bathtub space but the homeowner prefers a shower screen instead of a bathtub. In such cases, a straight shower screen is often used.

Shower Screen Above the Bathtub: 

Many households have already installed a bathtub but often use a shower screen as well. To accommodate both, a shower screen can be installed above the bathtub. Generally, a shortened straight or fully foldable shower screen is more common above the bathtub, but the cost is high and not economical.