Showers Elegant and timeless

The available space in the bathroom needs to be assessed first to determine where the shower should go. In the case of renovations, this also includes checking whether this is structurally feasible. Another important consideration to factor in is the distance to other sanitary appliances such as toilets and washbasins. In the case of floor-even showers, the floor must be level without any steps, ledges or elevations. It is important to use non-slip materials to ensure safety in the shower. A niche or niche storage box from Geberit can be a useful addition to the shower to create extra storage space for shampoos, soaps and other shower products.

It is not always possible to install a floor-even shower in an older building. It all depends on the specific constructional situation and must be checked in advance. This is because there has to be somewhere for the shower water to drain away,

and the pipes are often laid higher in the wall in old buildings, meaning a slope has to be created for the water outlet. A renovation project like this should be carried out by a professional, as it is far from straightforward and plenty could go wrong. If it is not possible to install a floor-even shower, there are still various alternative options available, including small shower trays made of acrylic or steel.

There are plenty of ways to save water when showering, including reducing your shower time, using shower heads with a lower flow rate, and switching off the flow while applying products. A conscious approach to the water temperature is also helpful.

Generally speaking, a shower uses less water than a bath in a full tub. These simple tips can help you save water without compromising on comfort.