Corner showers can be a great space saving choice in smaller bathing rooms. The assortment that is available can get as tiny as 30 inches. There are some larger, fancy models that can be a fun addition in a bathroom suite with a separate tub. Which ever path you are choosing, a tiny bath tub can be the best way to go.

A couple months back, we faced a mold difficulty in our existing guest bathroom. It required everything be stripped out of the home interior down to the studs. At this time we found out that the shower stall was in fact built into the room. When we wished to substitute the fixture, it was either slash a gap in the wall to bring in a new shower stall or else go a separate way. We decided to go with a corner shower.

The corner shower was easy to get into the space – we merely turned it sideways and carried it into the bathroom. We chose to only get the corner bathtub foundation and to create the walls ourselves applying ceramic tiles. It was also amazingly easy to accomplish this, although we found a plumber to do the heavy pipe work. The latest corner shower opened up the bathing room and made it look and feel two times as big.

The little shower stall kit is perfect for the guest space. The experience with it was so pleasurable that I’m now considering a new corner bathtub in our master bathroom. This time I fancy to go crazy and acquire one of the corner bathtubs that have numerous shower heads and appear as a steam bathroom.

If you require a creative way to open up a tiny bathing room space, a corner shower could be the way out. There are many to choose from, but nearly all of them are quick and easy to set up.