How to choose the right shower partition design plan

In the renovation of the bathroom shower partition, wet and dry separation is a popular design method. Simply put, the shower area is divided into the wet area, while the bathroom sink and toilet are divided into the dry area, and a shower enclosure is installed to separate the wet and dry areas. By implementing a shower partition with wet and dry separation in the bathroom, it can keep the bathroom clean and tidy to the maximum extent, ensure that items are not damp, and reduce the breeding of bacteria. Therefore, it is necessary to install a shower enclosure in the bathroom, but it is also important to choose a suitable one.

1.Regular shower partition + stone base

This is a more common way of decoration, that is, when installing a shower partition in the bathroom, a circle of stone is used on the ground to block the flow of shower water towards the dry area, creating a water-blocking "threshold", and then the bathroom shower partition is installed above. The stone base of the shower room is usually embedded before laying the tiles, so the size and position of the embedded holes for the bathroom shower partition should be designed before decoration. Otherwise, rework or adjusting the construction can be very troublesome, costly, and time-consuming. If the stone base is installed after the floor tiles are laid, then only glass glue can be used for bonding. Generally speaking, the waterproof effect of the former is better than the latter, and the glass glue may develop mold or yellowing after use. The bathroom shower partition + stone base is a relatively inexpensive decoration method, but it lacks aesthetics, and the stone base is higher than the ground level, posing a risk of tripping and falling.

2.Sunken shower area + ultra-narrow framed shower partition

This is a relatively novel design approach, which involves having the shower area slightly lower than the dry area floor by 1-2 centimeters, creating a sunken shower area on the ground for drainage using the height difference. After the floor construction is completed, a shower enclosure with extremely narrow frames is installed, dividing the wet and dry areas while also ensuring good lighting in the bathroom. The shower enclosure with narrow frames in this design reduces the presence of profiles, increases the glass area, making the entire space more transparent and bright, and elevating the overall appearance of the bathroom. It is important to note that the construction difficulty of a sunken shower area is relatively high, and only reliable and experienced decorators can avoid rework later on. Careful selection of the brand for the bathroom shower partition is also crucial, as otherwise the risk of failure is high.

3.Barrier-free shower partition + hidden floor drain

This is one of the more cutting-edge design styles currently, where the floor height at the entrance of the bathroom remains consistent, with drainage achieved through hidden floor drains.

In addition, another option is an accessible shower room with a hidden floor drain, which is one of the more cutting-edge design styles currently. The floor height at the entrance of the bathroom remains consistent, with drainage achieved through a hidden floor drain, greatly enhancing the overall aesthetics of the bathroom. At the same time, the feature of an accessible shower room is that there is no threshold at the entrance, making it convenient for the elderly and disabled individuals to use, and also safer. However, it is important to note that this design option is relatively high in cost and requires thorough planning and budgeting before renovation.