Shower Trays in an enclosure deserve the most consideration as they withstand the total body weight of the user. They should be strong and durable. It is essential to make sure the tray fits in the space or the enclosure you have in your bathroom. If you have a recessed or alcove shower area, then a square or rectangular tray is appropriate depending upon the dimensions. we have displayed a series of square shower trays that vary in size ranging from 700 x 700mm to 1600 x 1600mm, and designs from the low profile trays to flat top ones. High quality tray uses stone resin moulded base, which is far more rigid than reinforced acrylic. These trays are perfect for keeping you safe from injuries that can happen in a wet environment.

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Acrylic tray is a popular choice for shower trays, and provides a durable and contemporary finish that’s easy to clean and will stay looking fantastic for years. It’s also naturally non-slippery when wet.

Virtually all of our shower trays come with an acrylic coating,you are assured a quality product.

We'll give you an overview of the types of shower tray available, along with the things you should look out for when making that all-important purchase.

Shower tray shapes

The shape of your shower tray needs to match the shower enclosure above, so there are no gaps for water to escape. It’s worth thinking about which shape will best fit your bathroom too, especially keeping in mind how the doors open and if they need extra room.

Square shower tray

A square shower tray is a versatile choice, and can be used with a variety of door styles, including bifold doors, which would make it a good choice for smaller bathrooms.

Rectangular shower tray

This more spacious shape is often used with sliding shower doors, so it can still be space-efficient for smaller rooms. However, a rectangular shower tray will give you a little more room than, say, a square version.

Quadrant shower tray

A quadrant shower tray features a curved front for a set of sliding or hinged doors, creating a luxurious shower enclosure that fits neatly into a corner space.

An offset quadrant shower tray is also available, combining rectangular and curved shapes, for a slighting more spacious space-saving design.