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Left image: BetteFloor shower tray in anthracite by Bette
Right image: Conoplan in beige matt finish by Kaldewei
Unrestricted movement. The feeling of space. A fully tiled temple dedicated to the art of showering. There is no denying that wet rooms look great and are a pleasure to use, but if you only have a few square metres of floor space and one bathroom they’re just not that practical.
Walk-in showers featuring floor level trays provide a seamless transition from floor to shower area – spanning that once grey area between a wet room and a tray/enclosure combination.
Right image: Conoplan in beige matt finish by Kaldewei
Unrestricted movement. The feeling of space. A fully tiled temple dedicated to the art of showering. There is no denying that wet rooms look great and are a pleasure to use, but if you only have a few square metres of floor space and one bathroom they’re just not that practical.
Walk-in showers featuring floor level trays provide a seamless transition from floor to shower area – spanning that once grey area between a wet room and a tray/enclosure combination.
The BetteFloor range of flush-to-floor shower trays from Bette are made from enamelled steel and come in a choice of three shapes (square, rectangular and corner) and 12 sizes. In addition to standard sanitaryware colours, an earthy palette of grey, beige, brown and anthracite hues enables them to blend with floor tiles.
Others include the Conoplan and Superplan ranges from Kaldewei. Again, a number of sizes and colours are available including the 1700 x 700mm Superplan XXL model. The same size as a standard bath, it is perfect for those planning on transforming a second bathroom into a shower room.
But it’s not just about design. These trays not only look good they’re practical too. Anti-slip finishes are offered as an option, and with no elevated edge, there’s no trip hazard.
March 2008
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March 2008
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