Roman presents a Bow Fronted Quadrant and One Door Quadrant to tackle the perennial issue of fitting a shower enclosure into smaller bathrooms.
Size is often very limited in the bathroom which is why a curved shower enclosure could be the perfect solution.
A quadrant shower enclosure is perfect if you have a shortage of wall space says Roman, but more space available within the centre of the bathroom. Quadrants are large enough to feel spacious but are shaped to save your floor space.
Roman’s Bow Fronted Quadrant and One Door Quadrants are specifically designed to take up minimal and finite wall space, but they bow out into the middle of the room where you can use space to create a large showering area.
The Quadrants feature smooth operating sliding doors, which is ideal for tight spaces, or situations where there is little space for an outward opening door. The curved doors and curved design of quadrant shower enclosures contrast with the typical straight lines usually found in the bathroom.
They come in a wide variety of sizes and make full use of a corner. Despite their curved front, they feel just as spacious as the same sized square and rectangular version but can make a bathroom look much more spacious by not encroaching too far into the room.
The weight of the 8mm thick glass presents a smooth gliding door action and a smooth running ‘quick release’ roller bearing system makes the quadrant enclosure easily accessible to clean. The clever sizing of the Bow Fronted Quadrant’s 650mm x 1150mm tray delivers a showering area of 1200mm x 1000mm to maximise the showering area. The modern look of the Quadrant Enclosure is finished off with a bright silver frame, ‘minimal’ low profile seals and a stylish chromed brass handle.
Roman’s Quadrant Enclosures have their own dedicated shower trays, which are manufactured from Roman Stone. The Infinity Trays are strong and durable and achieve their level access feature due to them being only 40mm nominal height. It provides the added reassurance of a tray, with the minimalist design and level access of a wetroom.
David Osborne, managing director of Roman, said:
“With the average UK bathroom getting smaller, planning out a bathroom is becoming a more difficult task, particularly if you want both a shower enclosure and bath included.
“We are always looking for new and innovative ways to get round this issue of space, or more accurately, the lack of it. There is a wide selection of space saving solutions on the market and we make sure with showering this is no exception.”