ᐅ What type of shelf or storage is recommended in a shower for a new build?
Created on: 30 Aug 2021 13:04
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Pwnage619
Hello,
we are considering which shower shelf would be practical for shampoo and similar items in a new build.
A shower niche is not possible (it would reduce the shower floor space and make the shower too small for us).
These shower baskets keep falling off ://
What alternatives are there for new builds that are also durable and visually appealing?
It should definitely be something sturdy and resistant, capable of holding a few kilograms.
we are considering which shower shelf would be practical for shampoo and similar items in a new build.
A shower niche is not possible (it would reduce the shower floor space and make the shower too small for us).
These shower baskets keep falling off ://
What alternatives are there for new builds that are also durable and visually appealing?
It should definitely be something sturdy and resistant, capable of holding a few kilograms.
11ant schrieb:
I really have to marvel at how some original posters spread an opera’s worth of chatter over dozens of posts when a single picture would have explained everything. Well! He’s not asking, "Help, I don’t know how to create a hidden shelf in the shower," but rather for good alternative storage options.
I’m always surprised how a post can be so distorted through multiple replies that later people end up blaming the original poster.
Pwnage619 schrieb:
I think we’ll choose an option that tiles into the corners. I would consider a corner solution, but usually corner designs don’t look as neat as straight-lined ones.
ypg schrieb:
I would consider a corner solution: corner layouts often don’t look as neatly executed as straight ones.You think so 🙂 I like our corner.
ypg schrieb:
Well! He is not asking, “Help, I don’t know how to create a hidden shelf in the shower,” he is asking for good alternative storage options.
I am always surprised how a post about contributions gets distorted to the point where people later blame the original poster. A shower is usually enclosed by only three walls. There is no need for a step-by-step explanation about the construction and dimensions of these walls; a single section from the floor plan is enough for everyone to understand. No one has distorted anything here; I did actually point out the correct person to blame.
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Müllerin schrieb:
you think so 🙂 I like our corner. Everyone prefers their own.
Maybe your corner is one of the exceptions because it’s nicely designed. You might want to post a picture as proof, just so no unwanted controversy arises here 😉
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Stefan0012 Sep 2021 07:4111ant schrieb:
A shower is usually enclosed by only three walls. There’s no need to explain the construction and dimensions of each wall step by step; one floor plan section is enough for everyone to understand. No one has distorted anything here, I have only addressed the right person with criticism.Regarding the question about a shelf that is not built into the wall, the walls are not relevant. Only your desire to possibly find a more general solution would make this necessary.
Schimi17912 Sep 2021 07:48Tolentino schrieb:
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Of course, you can also build a niche into a wall (11.5cm (4.5 inches)?) next to the stairwell.
...That's how it had to be done for us.Similar topics