Does a shower need to go in a corner?

Question

Does a shower need to be located in a corner of the bathroom or can it technically go anywhere? We have a good-sized room and are planning a walk in shower, so I think it should take centre stage.

Kevin · Answer

No problem being in middle of a room, as a wet room no glass panels required.

Przemyslaw · Answer

Shower can go wherever you like, obviously your builder need to be open minded 🙂
Most of the trades are going for easy way of fitting so is down to you to say what you want

Dimitris · Answer

It can go anywhere you like... for what you're proposing it would work with having a screen in front and open access either way... shower against the wall spraying onto the screen.

Steve · Answer

No if the cubicle is big enough , depends on size and shape

Albin · Answer

Technically shower can be anywhere. Usually customer put it in the corner due to space. If ur bathroom is big enough then middle is just fine😊

Petr · Answer

Not at all. It really depends on the space that you are working with. Showers are usually build in the corner as a space management but two side walking shower or wet rooms are classic example of endless possibilities.

Andris · Answer

The shower cabin does not necessarily have to be in the corner of the room.  Technically, it can be installed anywhere in the room.  It depends on your wishes and the layout of the room

Grzegorz · Answer

The shower can be anywhere you want but that location affect on pipework. Finally the supplying pipes may be exposed,, to difficult covered by boxing etc

Joseph · Answer

Anywhere - first fix pipes can be placed to suit .

Phil · Answer

It can go any where as long as you as long as the fitters know what they are doing.

Does a shower need to go in a corner?

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