Hi,


i'm looking to have two shower cubicles built in a current extension.
I want stud walls with a stone tray but with a rail for a shower
curtain rather than a glass door.  How should the front be made so the
curtain can fall behind the tray and water won't run from the tray
outside the cubicle?


I'm planning to use aqua panel and tiles within the cubicle. 


A

I have installed several showers.
Never found the curtain worked without leakage - always a gap between the 
shower and
curtain at bottom - get mould on curtain - never get the kids to drape it 
properly.
Fitted concertina type doors - magic.
Incidentally found a 'top-access' trap to degunge the ladies hair, would 
shampoo in
shower - not only easy access but train her indoors to do it herself

C

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>
> Hi,
>
>
> i'm looking to have two shower cubicles built in a current extension.
> I want stud walls with a stone tray but with a rail for a shower
> curtain rather than a glass door.  How should the front be made so the
> curtain can fall behind the tray and water won't run from the tray
> outside the cubicle?
>
>
> I'm planning to use aqua panel and tiles within the cubicle.
>
>
> A
>