Bathroom Remodel: 3 Walk In Shower Design Ideas

The separate shower and bath have become extremely popular. If you’re thinking about remodeling your bathroom anytime soon, consider a walk-in shower also known as a wet room. Concerned about safety? No problem! Walk-in showers are safer than bathtubs because there is no need to step over the side of a tub; which is usually about 16’ inches high or more.
The functionality and design of your shower will all depend on how much space there is to work within your bathroom.
These are the three options to consider:

Prefabricated Shower Stalls- Made of fiberglass and finished with an acrylic or polyester gel. The prefabricated shower comes in a variety of shapes and colors. Most are square or rectangular with one open side to fit a door or curtain.
Prefabricated units come with low or no threshold. This is important for people with impaired mobility. Features that you can include are a shower bench, soap dish, storage shelves, and grab bars. 

Prefabricated shower stalls are pre-manufactured shower enclosures that offer several advantages over traditional tile showers. These benefits include quick and easy installation, low maintenance requirements, affordability, customization options, and water-tightness. Prefabricated shower stalls are made from non-porous materials that are resistant to mold and mildew, making them easy to clean and maintain. Additionally, they come in a variety of sizes, shapes, and colors, allowing homeowners to customize their bathroom design. Prefabricated shower stalls are also designed to be water-tight, reducing the risk of water damage and leakage in the bathroom. Overall, prefabricated shower stalls can be a cost-effective and convenient option for homeowners looking to renovate their bathrooms.

Prefabricated Shower Pans Fitted with a Separate Surround- Prefabricated shower pans come in stone and acrylic. It is combined with prefabricated shower stalls, solid surface or tiled walls.

Prefabricated shower pans fitted with a separate surround offer numerous benefits, including easy installation, water-tightness, low maintenance, customization options, and cost-effectiveness. Homeowners looking for a convenient and affordable bathroom renovation option may want to consider installing a prefabricated shower pan fitted with a separate surround in their home.

Custom Shower Stalls- Custom stalls offer more design variety and more options for materials, such as glass, marble, tile, or granite.
Walk in showers do not have doors. Showers with doors build soap scum and settles into the frame. The walk in shower will eliminate this maintenance.