Shower Tray Or Shower Sill

1. In the case of no shower tray

It is possible to have a shower enclosure without a shower tray if the houses are not the wood-frame construction in North America, but there are some considerations to keep in mind. If the bathroom drain does not align with the shower tray drain, a flexible hose is typically used to connect the two. If the seal is not properly maintained, debris from showers can flow under the base and accumulate over time. This can lead to difficulties in cleaning the hose and may even cause it to deteriorate. Replacing and reinstalling the hose can be a hassle and can incur additional costs. Therefore, for bathrooms where the drain does not align, it is advisable to opt for a shower sill.

2. Advantages of a Shower Tray

There are numerous benefits to adding a shower tray base.KMRY shower trays are available in four materials: cultured marble, resin, acrylic, and SMC.

A shower tray enhances the aesthetic appeal of the shower enclosure. It provides a sleek and modern look that can complement any bathroom design. Secondly, shower tray are designed to be durable and resistant to wear and tear. They offer slip resistance, preventing accidents, and are also resistant to clogging, odors, corrosion, and aging. This ensures that the shower area remains clean and dry. Additionally, if your bathroom lacks proper waterproofing, a shower tray can help direct water flow more efficiently, preventing water accumulation and seepage. However, it is important to note that shower tray can be more expensive, but as the saying goes, "you get what you pay for."

RESIN SHOWER TRAY

ACRYLIC SHOWER TRAY

SMC SHOWER TRAY

CULTURED MARBLE SHOWER TRAY

In conclusion, the choice between a shower tray and a shower sill depends on your specific bathroom setup and preferences. Consider factors such as drain alignment, aesthetic appeal, durability, and budget when making your decision. Both options have their merits, and the right choice will enhance the functionality and beauty of your bathroom.