Commercial shower cubicle enclosures

All materials used within the design of commercial shower cubicles should be suitable for wet and humid environments. Water resistance and corrosion resistance across materials ensure materials don’t warp, deteriorate or delaminate.

Materials that have antibacterial properties are perfect for shower cubicles. Fighting the build-up and stopping the spread of bacteria in commercial and municipal shower areas make these areas more hygienic and appealing for users.

Mould and mildew grow in warm, wet environments so it’s important to consider how shower cubicles can be kept free of fungi for the safety of users and the integrity of your washroom.

Shower cubicles should be easy to clean in order to make this task as straightforward and as quick as possible. From the design and the layout to the materials used, Excelsior employs many elements to make your washroom easier to keep clean.

Sustainability is quickly becoming one of the foremost factors in refurbishing or constructing washrooms. Sustainability can be achieved in the materials you use, as well as the processes taken to create and install cubicles.

Excelsior designs shower cubicles, vanity units, accessories and more with maximising on the space available in mind. We work within the parameters of your project, such as the number of users, alongside industry guidelines, to do this.

In the UK, individual shower cubicle enclosures are typically a minimum of 1000mm wide x 2000mm deep, allowing the necessary room for users’ hygiene products, towels and clothes. Disabled shower enclosures will be larger, with a space of 2200mm x 2000mm or more.

Materials often used within the design of shower enclosures include laminate, glass, HDPE, stone or ceramic tiles. Ironmongery will be stainless steel or anodised aluminium.

The Mariner System is Excelsior’s recommended range for shower enclosures.

Shower cubicles should be cleaned daily as a minimum, depending on the volume of usage. This involves cleaning down the shower and drying up any excess water to prevent the build up of bacteria and mould.