ᐅ Walk-in shower: drywall construction or masonry, alternatively glass partition
Created on: 11 Sep 2022 20:00
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Jacy0505We’re having some trouble with the walk-in shower in our main bathroom. We had planned to have the shower wall built up about 1.30 m (4 feet 3 inches) high, with glass extending from the top of the wall to the ceiling. Our contractor misunderstood a bit or had forgotten about the glass panel at the upper section. He assumed it would be drywall, but now he says drywall with glass on top wouldn’t work because it wouldn’t be stable enough—the wall would be standing freestanding in the middle of the room. As an alternative, he’s suggesting a full glass shower wall.
We’re not really happy with that option. Does anyone have experience with a built-up shower wall with glass above? Or with drywall and glass—does that work and is it stable?
Also, does anyone have examples of stylish glass shower walls? Maybe that’s the best solution since it takes up the least space. We haven’t yet found the right design though; the tiles will be a rust color, so the shower wall needs to match and have something a bit special.
It would be great if someone could share photos of examples. We need to decide next week. Thanks to everyone who takes the time to think about this!
We’re not really happy with that option. Does anyone have experience with a built-up shower wall with glass above? Or with drywall and glass—does that work and is it stable?
Also, does anyone have examples of stylish glass shower walls? Maybe that’s the best solution since it takes up the least space. We haven’t yet found the right design though; the tiles will be a rust color, so the shower wall needs to match and have something a bit special.
It would be great if someone could share photos of examples. We need to decide next week. Thanks to everyone who takes the time to think about this!
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Perlchen21w11 Sep 2022 20:36Hello, unfortunately I can’t provide photos, but there are these window films available. Many designs are easy to apply and can also be removed again. Maybe that’s an idea? Best regards
At least I can see that I wouldn’t completely block the space, because otherwise the sink would be left without any light.
Why isn’t building a wall an option? Even if he initially thought of drywall, now he should understand what was meant.
We will have a full glass wall, without any pattern, but we’re not finished yet 🙂
Why isn’t building a wall an option? Even if he initially thought of drywall, now he should understand what was meant.
We will have a full glass wall, without any pattern, but we’re not finished yet 🙂
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allstar8311 Sep 2022 20:56We have a masonry shower, about 240cm (95 inches) high or so. It’s great because, for example, the towel radiator is also mounted on it.
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