Hey,
I'm currently thinking about how to create a shelf in the shower. The shower will be 90x120cm (35x47 inches) with a long glass panel at the front and a short one on the left side. The back is the long wall, and the right side is the short wall. The shower valve will be on the short wall on the right. I’ve seen that Schlüter offers the Shelf WS, which can be integrated into the grout joint between the tiles. You could position shelves on two levels to the left of the valve. This way, you wouldn’t bump into them like you might if they were installed on the long wall, for example.
Does anyone have experience with this or maybe even has it installed, or perhaps other ideas to suggest?
Thanks!
I'm currently thinking about how to create a shelf in the shower. The shower will be 90x120cm (35x47 inches) with a long glass panel at the front and a short one on the left side. The back is the long wall, and the right side is the short wall. The shower valve will be on the short wall on the right. I’ve seen that Schlüter offers the Shelf WS, which can be integrated into the grout joint between the tiles. You could position shelves on two levels to the left of the valve. This way, you wouldn’t bump into them like you might if they were installed on the long wall, for example.
Does anyone have experience with this or maybe even has it installed, or perhaps other ideas to suggest?
Thanks!
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hampshire26 Apr 2020 00:03Vicky Pedia schrieb:
Could you please share a photo? This question comes up frequently, and a picture is worth a thousand words.No, I won’t do that because these are my boys’ apartments, and sharing pictures from there would be intrusive.Vicky Pedia schrieb:
Could you please upload a photo? This question comes up frequently, and a picture is worth a thousand words.If you search forAndre77 schrieb:
Schlüter Shelf W-S1on Google, you can find plenty of images.
Hmm. Honestly, I really like those pieces used to attach items between the tiles, and also the ones that can be fixed on the shower bar. But in our case, everyone—so five people in two different bathrooms—almost regularly bumps into these parts (similar, but not exactly the same), and everything falls over or drops down because there’s no fall protection planned for the bottles and such.
What other alternatives are there? I’m not really a fan of my hanging basket with a rim on the shower wall, but it’s practical. Things sometimes fall over, but not directly to the floor every time.
Do you shower differently than we do, or do you know this problem too?
What other alternatives are there? I’m not really a fan of my hanging basket with a rim on the shower wall, but it’s practical. Things sometimes fall over, but not directly to the floor every time.
Do you shower differently than we do, or do you know this problem too?
Ibdk14 schrieb:
With us, almost everyone – all five of us in two different bathrooms – regularly bumps into these parts.
Do you shower differently than we do, or do you experience the same? Honestly:
Since the bottles are always placed behind the shower bar here, nothing really ever falls down… but there are only two of us, so that might make a difference.